How to Use an Enzyme-Based Cleaner for Your Garbage Disposal
It is not uncommon for a garbage disposal to develop a rank smell or become congested with food debris. Thankfully, with an enzyme-based cleaner, you can solve both problems plaguing your garbage disposal. Enzyme-based cleaners are especially good at breaking up grease and food residue. Does this Spark an idea?
Instructions
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Remove as much of the food particles as possible before using the enzyme cleaner. You can do this by grinding up ice in your garbage disposal, which will break up some of the lurking food residue in your garbage disposal system.
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Flush the system with cold water for about 30 seconds.
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Pour the enzyme-based cleaner into your sink, and let it sit overnight.
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Flush the system with cold water for one minute.
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Repeat monthly, or more often if needed.
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Tips & Warnings
If your drain is still slow, try breaking up the clog with a clean, kitchen-use plunger. For a fresh, clean scent, use the ice cube method once a week, adding fresh mint or orange peels.
