2) Use warm – not boiling – water
If you want to rinse the sink, hot water is usually enough. Avoid pouring water directly from a boiling kettle down the drain.
3) Rinse with soap and running water
Use dishwashing detergent with running water when washing dishes to break down residue more safely.
4) Use a drain strainer
A simple strainer catches food debris before it ends up in the pipes.
When to call a plumber
If your sink drains slowly or you notice gurgling sounds, recurring odors or water pooling, it could be a sign of a persistent blockage. Don’t wait until it’s completely clogged – early action is often cheaper and easier.
The conclusion
Pouring a lot of hot water down the sink may seem harmless—but experts say it can lead to two major problems : pipe damage and worsening grease clogs . The best approach is prevention: keep grease out of the drain, use hot water, and remove food debris before it ends up in the sink.
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