Your kitchen pantry can help unclog and fix slow drains with natural solutions that work well. Combining baking soda and vinegar creates a fizzy reaction that effectively tackles clogs.
To give this solution a try, blend one cup of baking soda with an equal portion of white vinegar. Pour the mixture down the drain, seal the drain tightly, and allow around 10 minutes for the solution to work its magic. Once time's up, run hot water to flush away the dissolved clog.
If you don't have vinegar, you can use baking soda with lemon juice, salt, or cream of tartar instead. They work well as substitutes. Borax is also a reliable cleaner for drains.
For more stubborn clogs, employing a plunger or snake might be necessary. Plungers aren't solely for toilets; they work wonders for sink clogs too.
Snakes, on the other hand, excel at removing hair clogs. The technique involves guiding the snake down the drain until reaching the clog, attempting to snag it with the wire tip, and then carefully extracting it.