Having difficulties clearing the drain in your RV? There are solutions to unclog your RV plumbing, so don’t worry.
1. Vinegar & Baking Soda
Baking soda and vinegar are a cheap and secure way to unclog an RV drain. Since vinegar is an acid and baking soda is a base, mixing the two results in a chemical reaction that is reminiscent of a science fair from elementary school. The pressure created by this reaction often causes blockages to be removed.
The blocked drain should first have a half cup of baking soda poured down it. Add half a cup of white vinegar after 15 to 20 minutes. When it stops fizzing, pour about a gallon of boiling water down the drain for complete cleaning.
2. Boiling Water
Boiling water is another simple method of clearing clogged RV drains. You may speed up the breakdown of sediments in your tanks and pipelines by using hot water. Make sure to only pour one gallon of water at a time into a clogged drain. If the clog does not clear up after the first try, try this method again several times. Avoid going overboard owing to the risk of boiling water harming plastic tanks or RV piping. If the hot water approach doesn’t work at first, you should attempt another declogging technique.
3. Enzyme-Based Drain Cleaner
You might want to think about using an enzyme-based drain cleaner like Green Gobbler if your RV has drains. This kind of cleanser doesn’t harm RV plumbing since it breaks down grease and oil. Additionally, enzyme-based cleansers reduce pH, get rid of smells, and have less of a chance of clogging.
4. Drainbo Drain Cleaner
Drainbo can treat holding tanks in RVs and boats organically. By absorbing, deteriorating, and digesting biological waste, grease, and detergents, it purifies and sanitises the surroundings. It also cleans the sensors in your holding tanks in addition to getting rid of smells.
