It's likely that your P-trap is due for regular cleaning.
After a good cleaning run baking soda and and lemon slices though the disposal.
Nunny....Try a little Drano then add lemon
baking soda and vinegar can help!
I always use bleach
Buy a dollar store toilet brush (the globe round ones)
Put some dish soap on it and then stick it down the garbage disposal side and brush every which way you can.
While holding it still in the drain, but holding it above the bottom “grinding teeth” run cold water to rinse the brush.
Then carefully pull out the now-yucky brush and rinse the drain without the brush in it.
Round 2 of brushing is like Round 1, making sure to scrub the back side of the rubber garbage disposal flaps.
On the other side, I chemically shock the drain with 2 cups of hot vinegar and then put a plastic lid over the drain and let it sit overnight.
use some draino type cleaner. Something is stuck in there and rotting
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It's likely that your P-trap is due for regular cleaning.
After a good cleaning run baking soda and and lemon slices though the disposal.
Nunny....Try a little Drano then add lemon
baking soda and vinegar can help!
I always use bleach
Buy a dollar store toilet brush (the globe round ones)
Put some dish soap on it and then stick it down the garbage disposal side and brush every which way you can.
While holding it still in the drain, but holding it above the bottom “grinding teeth” run cold water to rinse the brush.
Then carefully pull out the now-yucky brush and rinse the drain without the brush in it.
Round 2 of brushing is like Round 1, making sure to scrub the back side of the rubber garbage disposal flaps.
On the other side, I chemically shock the drain with 2 cups of hot vinegar and then put a plastic lid over the drain and let it sit overnight.
use some draino type cleaner. Something is stuck in there and rotting