Mitch Wright Plumbing Heating and Air
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(662) 349-3547
"The Right Prescription for Comfort"
Picture this. You return home from a night out and smell something
funny in your kitchen. First, you check the refrigerator to see if perhaps
leftovers have spoiled. Next, you head for the garbage can but it doesn't
appear that the odor is coming from there either. At last you head over to your
sink and figure out that the nasty smell is coming from your garbage
disposal!
Should you find yourself in this
situation, don't panic! There are a couple of ways to refresh your system and
have it smelling fresh and clean in no time. Check out a few tips below.
Citrus.
Citrus is a great way to freshen your
system and clear up the nasty odor. If you have lemons, limes, oranges or any
other citrus lying around, chop it up and send it down your system. Turn the
cold water and your system on and let it run for a few minutes. This should do
the trick.
Mixture.
If the citrus doesn't seem to be doing the
trick and the foul odor is still lingering in your kitchen, pour a half cup of
baking soda down your disposal followed by a cup of white vinegar. Leave the
mixture sit for approximately five to ten minutes and then turn on the hot
water and run your system.
Ice cubes.
It's likely the odor from your disposal
could be from built up debris and grime. Toss two cups of ice cubes down
followed by a cup of salt (sea or course). Run the cold water and turn on your
system until the ice is no longer visible.
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