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Chewing gum can be used to stop hair from clogging drains. To use it, place a piece of gum in the drain and it will stick to any hair, preventing clogs. This is a cheap solution to keep drains clear without needing a plumber.
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Chewing gum hair stopper
- 1. Chewing Gum Hair Stopper
- 2. Problem: Hair in drain
- 3. Solution: Chewing Gum Start with a drain
- 4. Add Some Gum
- 6. Chewing Gum Hair Stopper “Wow, a clean drain” “Yeah, no plumber bill”