Home Hacks - Unclogging Drains and Putting Cherries in Wine

When it comes to home hacks, there are plenty of tricks that will help you get the job done more efficiently. From unclogging a drain to putting cherries in wine, these clever tips will make your life easier and save you time.

Cork Unblocking

Whether it’s a pipe, WC, sink, Sewer, Bath, or Shower, these simple tips will help you get the job done more efficiently. These home hacks will also save you a lot of money, and they’re easy to do too!

Unclogging a drain is probably the most common problem people run into. This handy tip will show you how to do it in a matter of minutes.

If you’re tired of waiting for your coffee to brew, try this hack. Simply add some baking soda and vinegar to the pot, and it will dissolve within a few minutes. The result will be a pot of hot, bubbling water that’s ready to drink!

Cork Unclogging

If your natural cork bottle doesn’t reseal after you use the Coravin Timeless System, there are several possible reasons. Firstly, the cork could be damaged or in poor condition. Alternatively, the wine may have been chilled, which will slow down the resealing process. Finally, it’s also possible that your Needle is clogged with cork particles. To check for this, unscrew the Needle from the Coravin System and try a quick press of the trigger again. If you don’t hear gas escaping, your Needle is likely clogged. Click here to watch our instructional video on clearing a clogged Needle.

To prevent this from happening in the future, simply place a small amount of silicone grease on the joint where the needle meets the cylinder. This will keep the needle from sticking to the cylinder and making it difficult to remove.

A wire hanger can be used for all sorts of jobs, from unclogging a drain to picking a lock (we won’t judge you for it). Another great use for a wire hanger is to open a bottle of wine. Simply plunge the end of the hanger into the cork, ensuring it’s firmly in there, and give it a good yank!

Straws are useful for Debouchage liege so many things, from getting to the bottom of your ketchup to blowing bubbles in your chocolate milk. But did you know that straws can also be used to unclog a toilet?

Just cut off the end of your straw, and then wrap it around the nozzle of your toilet. Push it all the way in, and then wiggle it to dislodge any blockages. The best part is, you can recycle your old straw afterwards. This is a great way to avoid wasting paper and money on buying expensive toilet cleaning products. Plus, it’s a lot safer than using chemicals in your toilet!