A blocked kitchen drain causes inconvenience and unpleasant odours, which can significantly disrupt your daily routine. Standing water and accumulating dirt attract unwanted bacteria and make your kitchen less hygienic. Fifax Kitchen drain unblocker offers a reliable solution by tackling the core of the problem directly, so your drain flows smoothly again and smells fresh.
- Powerful action against grease and food residues, allowing blockages to be solved quickly and effectively.
- Heavy components effortlessly reach the deepest point of the drain for a thorough cleaning.
- Safe for all types of drain pipes, ensuring the preservation of your piping without damage.
- Chlorine-free composition that neutralises unpleasant odours and ensures a fresh kitchen environment.
How it works
The red Fifax distinguishes itself through a specific composition that is heavier than water. This allows the product to sink through the present water to the blockage. It dissolves organic materials such as grease, food residues and hair, while its chlorine-free nature is milder for the environment and your pipes. Regular use helps to prevent the build-up of dirt.
Composition
| Content |
500 Gram |
| Feature |
Chlorine-free |
| Application |
Kitchen drain |
Ingredients
Fifax contains caustic soda as an active ingredient for dissolving stubborn blockages.
Usage & Dosage
If your metal or plastic drain is blocked, first scoop any standing water out of the sink. Then sprinkle a maximum of 3 tablespoons of Fifax into the drain and carefully pour plenty of warm water (40 - 45°C) into the drain. Watch out for splashing! Leave to work for a few minutes. When the solution has drained away, rinse with plenty of water. If there is no effect, call in a professional drain cleaning company. Close the bottle tightly after use. Prevent blockages in your drain pipe by applying Fifax every 14 days.
Safety & Disclaimer
Fifax contains caustic soda, which can sometimes affect aluminium, light metals, some types of paint and non-heat-resistant plastic pipes. Watch out for splashing when adding warm water.
