How to Make Your Own Homemade Drain Cleaner

 If your sink, tub, or shower isn't draining and it's too late to run to the store for Drano, you can always DIY an eco-friendly drain cleaner. It's safer and more affordable than chemical cleaners you find at the store; this home remedy can be made with a few basic pantry items you already have. Plus, you can always try those after if a tough clog proves resilient to this home remedy.




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