The plumber who installed mine said to use ice cubes. Many people will tell you lemon rinds or such, but the plumber said not to put things too tough to eat down the disposal. Once you've used the ice cubes, pour in some baking soda followed by some household vinegar. Let it sit about an hour and follow that with boiling water. It will deodorize the disposal and help keep your drains flowing well.
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The plumber who installed mine said to use ice cubes. Many people will tell you lemon rinds or such, but the plumber said not to put things too tough to eat down the disposal. Once you've used the ice cubes, pour in some baking soda followed by some household vinegar. Let it sit about an hour and follow that with boiling water. It will deodorize the disposal and help keep your drains flowing well.
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