How to prevent Blocked Drains

Now that you've had your blocked drain cleared or replaced there are several important things you should know to help minimise the likelihood of it blocking up again. Below are a few recommendations to keeping your drains:

In case you are having renovations done on your property ensure they cover all exposed pipes so no debris falls down the pipes causing a blocked drain.

Keep https://www.tcmdraincare.co.uk/ and sinks clear of hair - put it in the bin

Don't flush sanitary items, nappies or baby wipes down a drain

Use sink strainers in the kitchen

No fats, oils or food scraps ought to be washed down the drain

Be cautious of clip on toilet fresheners that may fall off and become flushed down the toilet

And yes while children find it interesting to watch a toy disappear down a 'waterfall' of water, objects being flushed down the toilet may also cause blocked drains.

Did you know 75% of sewage overflows are a consequence of tree roots blocking drains? With tree roots growing about one . 5 times the length of the adult plants branches it is possible to reduce the potential for blocked drains by planting trees as a long way away from your sewer lines as possible.

Your sewer lines can be found by clicking on this Sydney Water link to Quick Check where one can obtain a copy of one's property's drainage diagram. http://sydneywater.com.au/BuildingDeveloping/QuickCheck/QuickCheckAgents.cfm

Here are the problem species according to Sydney Water