exist unotv.com We’ll tell you some tips for getting rid of bad smells from filters in your home.
Unpleasant odors that often occur in sinks, kitchen drains, patios or bathrooms can be caused by bacterial growth and accumulation of organic waste.
There are some easy ways to get rid of bad smells and get them completely clean, one of which is to use vinegar and baking soda.
You have to put the mixture directly into the pipes to get rid of the elements that cause the bad smell, a property that cannot be completely eliminated with just surface cleaning.
You’ll need 2 cups of water, 1 cup of white vinegar, and 1/2 cup of baking soda.
What you should do is put water in a pot and heat to medium heat, the heat is important so that the temperature helps us get rid of any traces of fat or organic residue.
It doesn’t need to boil, but it does need to be very hot, as it is, so add the vinegar and remove from the heat, setting the mixture aside for cleaning.
When the mixture is ready and hot, add the baking soda, but remember you don’t have time to pour the mixture into a strainer or sink and let it sit for 15 minutes.
It can be done in two parts, repeating the process each time for better results. Rinse the area around the filter at the end and it’s perfect.
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Another trick for getting rid of odors is to mix baking soda with lemon juice, let it sit for 15 to 20 minutes, then add white vinegar, then rinse the filter and sink thoroughly.
As a bathroom drain trick, remove any hair buildup first, then add a little chlorine to it, let it sit for 10 minutes, then add baking soda and vinegar.
You can also mix kosher salt with lemon juice, then pour the mixture into a strainer and let it sit for a few minutes before rinsing with hot water.
Look for some commercial drain-specific deodorizers, which you can find at home improvement stores. Brushing your teeth is also important, as bad odors can be caused by a buildup of residue on the inner walls of the filter. You can use a cleaning brush or soft wire to scrape the surface to remove residue.
Keep in mind that if the problem persists despite these tips, there may be a deeper plumbing problem and you’ll need to consult a plumber to investigate the issue further.