Your kitchen sink drain collects more than just water. Food particles, grease, and soap residue build up over time, creating an environment where bacteria can thrive and unpleasant odors can develop. Regular cleaning prevents these issues while keeping your kitchen hygienic.

Most people focus on cleaning the visible parts of their sink but neglect the drain itself. This oversight can lead to slow drainage, bad smells, and even potential health concerns, since dirty drains can harbor harmful bacteria.

By using simple household ingredients like baking soda and vinegar, you can keep your kitchen sink drain clean and fresh-smelling with minimal effort. This natural approach is gentler on your pipes than commercial drain cleaners while being just as effective for regular maintenance.

Here's

See Full Page