I’ve got a clogged sink, and have been reading the labels on a bunch of different products lately. I’d always assumed that they were a strong acid of sorts, which would dissolve whatever sort of material was built up in the pipes. But I’ve noticed that a lot of these products specify that they’re non-corrosive, so I’m not sure what other sort of mechanism may be at play here.

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      2 days ago

      No tools needed to clean it, you just unscrew that bit at the bottom, and also apparently you get a superiority complex according to some bloke on the internet lmao

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          21 hours ago

          Sorry just seen your reply.

          Did you miss the bit where I said “no tools needed”

          That was the important bit

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            2 days ago

            but why would I if I can just snake it?

            unscrewing it I have to clean up everything afterwards. I also have to patch the ceiling or re-cover the access hole.

            with a snake, I just snake it. it goes through the plumbing, and I’m done.

            unless I’m missing something.