DEEKAYPEE8569
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Anybody ever use this to clear drains in the house?
Opinions?
Opinions?
Muriatic acid, also known as hydrochloric acid, is a mixture of hydrogen chloride gas and water. It is used in a variety of industrial processes and is an ingredient in many household products. Muriatic acid is a hazardous and highly corrosive substance and must be handled with extreme caution.
If your drains are old or hidden, no tellin what it will eat thru besides w/eva u else is there, let alone your lungs. Mainly used to clean concrete, or otha industrial purposes. Good Luck
OK, just make sure where eva yr usin it is well ventilated. May b the (last) shot of yr life if nawt. SS may b ok.
I was told, if I went on the roof and poured it down the vent drain vent tube, that it would clear the drains in ALL the sinks.
You are an idiot.
Your VTR (vent thru the roof) If yr commodes are flowing ok, then it`s in the P traps on yr sinks.
getcha if u don`t already have 1 a cheap smaller snake that u can turn like with an auger handle, or use a power drill & close the chuck. It`ll make the 90 turn, just b patient. once u get some drainage, reconnect, use hot water & a good soapy dish liquid. It will cut thru grease, but not hair.
I've used it but do it sparingly as it will kill the micro-organisms in your septic tank (if you have one)....works really well on hair clogs
All,
Problem was remedied over the weekend. It just took a 'never say die' approach. As I might have said before, the pipe went through the wall and made at least two 90 deg. turns. Once the snake got past them, it cleared the problem right up.
I have used a "10 minute" drain cleaner before; just didn't have any and didn't think about it over the weekend. Thanks again for all the advice.
Did your Daddy do it for you?
That's great. IMO, Best choice. The feeling of accomplishment that comes along with DIY is always a good thing.