In the midst of a busy suburb, you plan to start your work in a new place. Your new work place seems just in order including furniture, and other accessories. Even the commercial cleaning or more appropriately the office cleaning services are also ready to assist. However, you may have a little bit of problem with bathroom sinks. Although there are a host of reasons for their blockade, the biggest problem you will face initially is probably due to some tough material getting stuck in the drainage pipe.
Apart from that the bathroom sinks end up with all the yucky stuff going down them. Toothpaste, shaving cream, soap scum are just a few of those things. With the accumulation of all these things, your bathroom drains either go too slow or not at all. Surely a blocked drainage in your workplace will cast a really bad impression over your subordinates. If you wish to keep them running smoothly, then here are some tips:
• Try running plain hot water down your bathroom drain for at least thirty seconds. Repeat the practice at least once a week. This will prevent any blockage from piling up.
• Another option for the smooth drainage is to put one spoon salt down the drain the slowly add one-forth cup of vinegar.
• Wait for around an hour and then run hot water down the drain to clear out the salt.
• Also pour some liquid bleach down the drain to keep it running.
Regular applications of all these practices will help in continuous flow down the bathroom sinks. But at times there can be some major obstruction clogging up your bathroom drains. In this case, you have to apply a slightly different approach.
• For a moderately clogged drain, a combination of baking soda and vinegar works just fine. Put half a cup of baking soda through the drain then slowly pour the same amount of vinegar. Due to the difference of pH of both these components, a foaming action is generated which helps to loosed the clogging agent. After some time, you can use warm water to rinse away that material.
• Usually plunging also proves effective to clear blocked drains. This is done by adding excess water in the sink area. After that you can place the plunger directly above the drain and start plunging repeatedly. This will help in removing any obstructions from the drainage pipe.
• If you think the drainage is still blocked after plunging, try using a drain auger. It is mainly a small piece of coil with a metal hook at one end. It is stiff enough to go through the drain and when you come across any obstructions on the way, they can easily be pulled out of the drain.
• Once you have sufficiently opened the blockage, run hot water through the drain. This will rinse away the sticky side of the drain pipes.
These little tips can be applied to both commercial and residential bathroom sinks in case you find them completely choked or partially blocked.
Stewart Wrighter has an assistant at the office who hired a Miami commercial cleaning service to clean the windows in their large office building. He hired a Miami office cleaning service to clean the office on a weekly basis.