When Drano and aluminum are placed together in a bottle it creates an explosion. The explosion varies when immersed in water. Whereas, it only melts.
i do belive you will get a release if chlorine gas and some phosgene gas..
DO NOT DO THIS you may be overcome by a chemical reaction with toxic fumes.
Don't see why not. Just make sure you didn't put any other solvents down there first and don't put anything down there with it.
The word drain is a noun (drain, drains) or a verb(drain, drains, draining, drained). Examples:noun: The water ran down the drain.verb: I pulled the plug to drain the water.
It gets absorbed by the ground or if its on a slope it falls it to the bottom of it usually back into a river or lake or down the drain :D
Boil it.
Kitchen sink drains are a fertile environment for certain forms of life, and these can cause the drain to run slow. When hot water is run down the drain, it kills some of the lifeforms, allowing the drain to run freely for a while. Try using a drain cleaner, or a drain snake, to clean out the drain. Never pour grease down a drain, as it cools and solidifies quickly in the pipes.
Not until you've run LOTS of water down the drain.
Heck no as it is a very carcinogenic mixture
I would say a bleach and water solution would be best. Bleach is a universal disinfectant. If you can't drain it, just wipe it down.
Wow i had this same exact question in my chemistry lab book at Los Al. Hydroxides are caustic, causing them to eat away what is in the drain. Also, hydroxide compounds are usually very slippery, causing the clog to slip down.
The drain water eventually goes to the ocean.. That's called pollution..
Don't see why not. Just make sure you didn't put any other solvents down there first and don't put anything down there with it.
Drano is one of the them. Liquid Plumbr (correct spelling) is another that will unclog stopped up drains and improve the flow of slow ones. Many people dump a pot of boiling water down the drain once a week to melt any soap and grease buildup. If you do that regularly, you can keep the drains flowing. You could also run a plumber's snake down the drain and manipulate it, or use a plunger to break up the clog and move it along. But never use the plunger or the snake if you've just dumped Drano, Liquid Plumbr, or other caustic substances down there. What I do -- as much as I HATE to do it -- is remove the P-trap and clean it out. It's gross but effective.
You can improvise a drain cleaner by pouring baking soda down the drain (bail the sink or tub out first), then following with vinegar. Let it foam for a few minutes, then flush with hot water. Serious clogs may need Liquid Plum'r or Drano. (These are caustic, and can burn skin, so be careful. If you use them and still need a plumber, let the plumber know you used them; nobody likes a surprise like that.)
You have added soda to the stoppage
Almost invariably, a bad smelling drain is caused by rotting food, grease, or other organic refuse in the drainpipes. pouring bleach down the drain will help kill the bacteria and relieve some of the smell. using drain cleaners (or in serious cases, consulting a plumber) may clean out the refuse entirely. If you make a point once a month or so of filling the sink with hot water, adding bleach, and letting it drain out, that should help keep the pipes clean for the future.AnswerRather than bleach, I prefer to dump some baking soda down the drain and then add white vinegar. It will fizz and help dislodge anything that is stuck down there. If you have a second sink, do the same in that drain. Worse comes to worst, get a plumber to come and open up the trap and clean out area.
Yes, I killed one in the shower this morning and found another in the drain just before I stepped in. I just read that pouring 2 tablespoons of bleach down the drain once a week deters them.
To keep your sink clean and clog-free, a cheap alternative to expensive products is to pour boiling water down your sink every few days. If your sink is clogged, try a solution of baking soda, and a few tablespoons of vinegar before rushing out to buy expensive drain cleaners.