Use these methods to fix a clogged toilet without using harmful chemicals.
Clogged toilet chemicals are bad for your piping and even worse for the environment. Avoid using these products and instead use one of the many environmentally friendly methods for fixing clogged toilets in this article.
When you encounter what you think to be a clogged toilet give a single flush. Do not flush again because if there is a clogged toilet drain, you will end up with contaminated water on your floor. It would be a good idea to grab some old towels and newspapers as a precaution. If the flush does not go down, do not worry, there are many clogged toilet solutions to choose from.
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When dealing with toilet clogs, you will be working in am unsanitary environment. It would be a good precaution to wear rubber gloves and old cloths while working.
Start by using a plunger to unclog the toilet. If that does not work, one trick is to add a few squirts of dish soap into the toilet to help loosen the clog. If that does not work, boil a pot of hot water. Pour the hot into the toilet and try using the plunger again.
If all of the previous plunging methods fail, you can purchase a toilet auger for around $15. Feed the auger down the drain and use it to attempt to unclog the blockage using a circular motion.
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A clogged drain can be a difficult task to handle. You should not use chemical toilet clog solutions because of the negative impact they have on the environment and because they can erode the pipping in your home. If all the listed green drain unclogging methods mentioned above do not fix the problem, then you should consider calling a local plumber to come to your house.
