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The water is pooling up in your kitchen sink and you know what that means: another clogged drain. It’s the third one this month and you need to call the plumber to get it cleaned. Once you’ve had it cleared out, Roto-Rooter® Sewer & Drain Cleaning Service in Kailua-Kona has tips on how to prevent it from happening again. With over 38 years of experience in the sewer and drain cleaning industry, the professionals have seen more than their fair share of clogged drains.

What can you do to avoid future clogs?

  • Keep grease out of your drain. If you use your kitchen sink to dispose of your grease, it can congeal and catch other types of debris that gets dumped into your drain. The gunk accumulates and causes clogged drains that require a plumber to fix.
  • Use a strainer. Placing a strainer over your drain opening will prevent hair—a major source of clogs—from getting into your pipes. Remember to clean the strainer out on a regular basis.
  • Watch what you put into your toilet. The only items that should go into your sewage system are sewage and toilet paper. Anything else can back up your system and cause an overflow. Diapers, sanitary napkins and paper towels should always go in the wastebasket.
  • Keep your garbage disposal clear. Any unwanted food scraps should go into the garbage can. When you do need to use your garbage disposal, run cold water through it for a minimum of 15 seconds after turning it off. This helps rinse out any leftover particles that may be caught in your disposal.

Remember not to use harsh chemicals to clear your drains. They may not always clear the clog completely and can damage your pipes. Call Roto-Rooter® Sewer & Drain Cleaning Service to keep your plumbing safe and clog free. You can contact the company at (808) 326-4188 , or visit them online for your sewer and drain cleaning needs.

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