Turns out, the solution is very easy: Unclog clogged sink drains now!

Clogged sinks can have many causes. These include food debris, fatty deposits, hair and detergent residues. Over time, these debris builds up inside the sink, causing the pipes to narrow and preventing the water from flowing properly.

Clogged sinks not only affect our daily routines, but can also be economically problematic. Clogs reduce water savings and you may need repairs or the services of a plumber if the sink drain is blocked. Here's how to unclog a clogged sink...

VINEGAR AND BAKING SODA To clean the sink using vinegar and baking soda, sprinkle a few tablespoons of baking soda into the drain pipe. Then add about half a cup of white vinegar, which causes a chemical reaction to release carbon dioxide in the drain.

Experts say, "The foaming and fixing of the mixture loosens the blockage. Leave the solution to act for about 15 minutes and then rinse with hot water. If you don't have baking soda at home, you can also use vinegar and salt."

DISHWASHER TABLETS The experts continued: "For stubborn blockages in a drain pipe, you can use dishwasher tablets. Dissolve them in hot water and then slowly pour the liquid down the drain, a little at a time." Make sure you use hard dishwasher tablets for this tip because they will dissolve properly rather than explode.

Coke is a popular cleaning product when it comes to making the bathroom clean again. It can be used to remove sewer blockages and combat limescale in the toilet or around taps. It contains phosphoric acid, which, according to bathroom experts, is effective against organic matter.