Blocked Drains Lincoln

As a resident of Lincolnshire, you may have encountered a clogged drain at some point, and the temptation to use thick bleach to unblock it can be overwhelming. But is this the best solution? In this article, we'll explore the effectiveness of using thick bleach to unblock drains and provide guidance on when to call in the professionals.

Drain blockages often occur when debris, such as hair, soap, and grease, accumulates in the pipes and restricts the flow of water. When water can't flow freely, it can cause backups and overflows, leading to messy and potentially hazardous situations.

The drain and drainage system in your home or business is designed to carry wastewater away from your property and into the sewer system. However, when blockages occur, this system can become compromised, leading to problems with your toilet, sink, and shower.

Thick bleach, such as Domestos, is a common household product used to clean and disinfect surfaces. However, when it comes to unblocking drains, its effectiveness is limited. Bleach can help break down and remove some blockages, but it may not be enough to completely clear the blockage.

Using thick bleach to unblock drains can also pose risks, such as:

• Damaging pipes: Bleach can corrode pipes and cause them to weaken over time.
• Causing chemical reactions: Bleach can react with other substances in the drain, leading to the creation of toxic fumes.
• Not addressing the root cause: Bleach may not address the underlying cause of the blockage, leading to repeated problems.

If you're experiencing a blocked drain, it's essential to call in the professionals, especially if:

• You've tried using thick bleach and the blockage persists.
• You're unsure of the cause of the blockage.
• You're experiencing repeated problems with your drain.
  At WPS Plumbing & Drainage, we offer emergency drainage services to residents and businesses in Lincolnshire. Our team of experts is equipped to handle all types of drain blockages, from simple to complex.

If you do decide to use thick bleach to unblock your drain, make sure to:

• Wear protective gloves and eyewear.
• Pour the bleach slowly and carefully down the drain.
• Avoid mixing bleach with other chemicals.
• Let the bleach sit for a few hours before rinsing with hot water.

While thick bleach may be able to help unblock drains in some cases, it's not a foolproof solution. If you're experiencing a blocked drain, it's best to call in the professionals to ensure the problem is resolved safely and effectively. At WPS Plumbing & Drainage, we're here to help. Call us today on 01522 412036 to schedule an appointment.