In most cases yes- it is safe to wash away ground coffee in the sink and it serves as foul drain odours absorbent as a side benefit. However old or improvized drain system may get clogged- it only takes a place where the coffee can accumulate to spoil the party! If in doubt use them as mulch in the garden or throw them away.
Not particularly. I just fling them in the garbage.
A compost is generally a great place to put the grinds from a coffee press! Other than that, the garbage is an option
i don't know about a cofee maker, but i know that a coffee maker makes coffee. or if you don't put in the grinds you will get hot water in a pot.
the sewer is where things that you flush or put down the drain go, a drain is the opening is a sink or shower that sends things to the sewer
Best way is to avoid them completely by placing them in your compost pile or in your trash can. But to clear an existing clog plungers and/or small drain snake. If you are trying to clear a clog in a double sink, you will need to block-off one of the drains before using a plunger. After the drain starts working, fill the sink (with water) and drain again, the added pressure of a full sink of water will help assure the clog is cleared. Then don't put grounds down the drain/garbage disposal at all.
No, a dish drainer tray does not have to stay in the sink. You might want to put the draining part in the sink though because that is where the water will drain into.
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This method worked quite well on our sink. Put baking soda around the sink hole (it should clump up and slightly go down the drain). Then add a bit of white vinegar and flush around the sink. It should bubble and your sink should be unclogged. If it didn't work you can repeat till it's unclogged.
Well my mom told me to pour it in the sink down the drain but i put them in a bag and threw them away
You want the drain pipe for a kitchen sink at least 18" above the floor. You do not want it any closer or it might be kicked, or damaged during building or installing the faucet pieces.
sounds like you are going to need to install a sump for the sink to drain into and then you put a sump pump at the bottom and connect it into the houses main line.
It would not ruin your in-sink erator. It would not be good for your drain, but if you only put some wood shavings in the disposal accidentally once, it would not ruin it.
Put in trash, or down the sink. It may sweeten the drain just a little bit and will not hurt anything.