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Hair Conditioner For Clogged Pipes

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Date: 04/21/2008 Topic: Repair > Home > Plumbing  
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For small drain clogs, I accidentally found that a few globs of hair conditioner will get the water flowing. It seems to coat whatever is down there (ugh). Running hot water over the conditioner is helpful. I use up the tubes that come with my hair color kits this way. This is not for monster clogs, that's best left to a plumber. But I have good results about 70% of the time.

By Babara from Park Ridge, IL
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