Keep your shower drain fresh by using a plunger or drain snake monthly to remove hair and soap scum. Opt for baking soda and vinegar for a natural fix or store-bought solutions for stubborn clogs.

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Joe Hendrickson / Getty Images Few things can interrupt the calm of a steamy shower like standing ankle-deep in slow-draining ...

The drains in your home are a workhorse—but over time, they can accumulate food waste, oil, coffee grounds, shampoo, hair, and other debris that can result in a blockage. If your sink or shower drains ...

What is spraying vinegar in the shower drain for? White vinegar helps loosen soap residue, mineral deposits, and small buildups of dirt that tend to stick to the drain over time. It also neutralizes ...

This simple, non-toxic method helps fight clogged drains and neutralizes odors, according to experts John Keeble/Getty Homeowners should regularly pour two common household items down their sinks, ...

We've rounded up the best ways to use baking soda around the house, based on recommendations from our Home Care & Cleaning ...

Dear Heloise: When using the vinegar-and-baking-soda combination to clean drains, I don't use the baking soda I've got for baking. I save the box that I use in my fridge or freezer. After it's been in ...