GoKawiilCommon Kitchen Habits That Silently Clog Household Drains
CNET published a rundown of ten everyday materials—like cooking oil, vegetable peels and oil-based condiments such as mayo and salad dressing—that gradually build up and clog kitchen drains. The piece notes that these substances often seem harmless when rinsed down the sink, but accumulate into serious blockages over time, and it also flags that chemical drain cleaners aren't always the best fix once a clog forms.