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Household Hints & Help

Phoenix61

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2. I don't think it's the toothpaste.

Reply to hlthe2b (Original post)

Sun Aug 11, 2019, 11:30 AM

Aug 2019

I think it’s bacteria building up in the elbow. I pour a bottle of hydrogen peroxide down the drain when it starts to get slow and let it sit overnight. Works every time.

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Is anyone else noticing bathroom sink clogs from some of the newer tartar control toothpastes like [View all] hlthe2b Aug 2019 OP

Yep. greymattermom Aug 2019 #1

I don't think it's the toothpaste. Phoenix61 Aug 2019 #2

thanks.. I'll try that too. hlthe2b Aug 2019 #4

Yes. Constant problem. nt DURHAM D Aug 2019 #3

I used Sensodyne for years. No issues. Dr Hobbitstein Aug 2019 #5

Clean Your Pipe Ovens1986 Sep 2019 #8

I've used Sensodyne for many years too. no problem with my sink. demigoddess Dec 2020 #9

Spit in the bathtub. rickford66 Aug 2019 #6

Hot water - baking soda and white vinegar are your friends.... Historic NY Aug 2019 #7