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4 Easy Ways to Clean Your Garbage Disposal

By Matthew Lynch
March 13, 2024
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Regular cleaning of your garbage disposal is essential for preventing unpleasant odors, clogs, and bacterial growth. Fortunately, you don’t have to go farther than your kitchen to find effective cleaning solutions. Here are four easy methods recommended by plumbers using everyday household items.

1.Ice and Salt Scrub

One of the simplest ways to clean your garbage disposal is by using ice and rock salt. The combination helps knock off grime and sharpens the blades.

Instructions:

– Pour two cups of ice cubes into the garbage disposal.

– Add one cup of rock salt over the ice.

– Turn on the disposal until the ice is crushed and run cold water through it.

The coarseness of the salt combined with the cold temperature of the ice helps to scrub away debris while also safely sharpening the disposal blades.

2.Baking Soda and Vinegar Foam

Baking soda and vinegar are well-known cleaning agents that can also deodorize your disposal.

Instructions:

– Pour half a cup of baking soda into the disposal.

– Follow with a cup of white vinegar.

– Allow the mixture to fizz and sit for 10 minutes.

– Rinse with hot water while running the disposal.

The fizzy reaction helps to break down grime and neutralizes bad odors.

3.Citrus Freshener

Citrus peels are natural fresheners that can combat odors in your garbage disposal.

Instructions:

– Take leftover peels from lemons, limes, oranges, or grapefruits.

– Place a handful of citrus peels into the disposal.

– Run cold water and turn on the disposal until all peels are gone.

The citrus will leave a fresh scent and natural oils help to clean the blades.

4.Dish Soap Flush

Dish soap can help clean and degrease your garbage disposal easily.

Instructions:

– Squirt a generous amount of dish soap into the garbage disposal.

– Run hot water for about a minute.

– Turn on the disposal as you continue running hot water for another few minutes.

The soap will help break down grease and food residues inside your disposal system.

These methods can aid in maintaining a clean and fresh-smelling garbage disposal using items you likely have in your home. It’s recommended that these processes should be done regularly, depending on usage, to keep your unit in top condit

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