Plumbers Won’t Tell You This, But You Should Put Salt in the Toilet.

To the bowl of the toilet, pour one cup of salt.

You may get the most out of the salt by letting it rest for at least 15 minutes, or even overnight.

Wait for the bowl to dry before giving it a good scrub with a toilet brush, being careful to remove any buildup or stains.

To remove all traces of salt and debris, flush the toilet.

To maintain your toilet in excellent shape and avoid smells and blockages, repeat this method every few weeks.

Arguments Against Plumbers Disseminating This Secret Strategy

Why plumbers don’t just tell you about this salt technique is something you could ask. There can be a number of explanations for their lack of response:

Protecting Plumbers’ Jobs: Plumbers earn a living by repairing plumbing issues; spreading information on how to remedy common plumbing problems on your own might lessen their workload.

While salt is useful for occasional blockages and routine maintenance, it might not cut it when faced with more serious plumbing problems. In order to handle complicated problems that call for specialist knowledge, plumbers are