Should You Pour Drain Cleaner Down Your Pipes?
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In this episode of House Talk, Rob and Ray tackle one of the most common homeowner questions: Should you use chemical drain cleaners to clear clogs?
Using a real-world science experiment, they break down what chemical drain cleaners are actually doing inside your pipes and why licensed plumbers strongly advise against them. You’ll learn how these products can corrode plumbing systems, harden clogs, create safety hazards, and turn small drain issues into costly repairs.
Rob and Ray also explain why mechanical drain cleaning methods—like snaking, cabling, and professional drain machines are safer, more effective, and better for the long-term health of your plumbing system.
In this episode, you’ll learn:
- Why chemical drain cleaners often make clogs worse
- How these chemicals damage pipes and plumbing systems
- The real risks they pose to homeowners and technicians
- What professional plumbers recommend instead
- When it’s time to call a licensed plumber
If you’re dealing with slow drains, recurring clogs, backed-up sinks, tubs, showers, or sewer line concerns or you’re looking for a trusted plumber in Tulsa or Oklahoma City, this episode explains what actually works and what to avoid.
Mullin Plumbing provides professional drain cleaning, plumbing repair, sewer and water line services, HVAC services, and emergency plumbing throughout Tulsa, OKC, and surrounding communities.
Learn more at MullinInc.com available 24/7, 365 days a year.
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