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Une communauté dédiée à l'achat de produits Canadiens.
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2. Aucune bigoterie ne sera tolérée. Ça comprend, mais sans se limiter à, le racisme, le sexisme, l’homophobie, la transphobie, etc.
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You should not need to use a chemical clog remover that often. I have used it once in my entire life, let alone an entire "stockpile" within a year (jfc).
If you are using it that often something needs to change. Whether it be your dumping habits, or the literal plumbing in your house. A serious review is in order.
The only thing you should need as a homeowner is a plunger. You can get a drain snake too but that should be overkill imo.
I use hair clog remover twice a year on my bathroom sink. Seems that I should install a drain hair catcher for it?
Also the type of soap and toothpaste you use can add to clogged drains whether in the sink or bathtub/shower. They stick to hair and other contaminates in your drain, acting like a sediment. I had that problem with using arm & hammer toothpaste, tried crest instead and the problem went away.
I would, although 'install' sounds a lot more involved than they typically are. It is simply a mat with holes or a mesh.
If it is your bathroom sink clogging you should think on what is likely causing it. I can't think of anything that would regularly clog your sink. Even shaving a full beard with a straight razor would be fine so long as you collect what you can and throw it out instead of letting it drain with the water. To me it sounds like you've got something stuck in the U-trap like a toothpaste cap which is why it clogs so easily.