
Even if you rinse it with hot water, grease can cool, harden, and stick to the inside of your pipes. Over time, that buildup can catch food scraps and debris, leading to slow drains, bad odors, and full kitchen sink backups.
To help protect your kitchen drain:
- Wipe grease into the trash
- Avoid putting coffee grounds down the sink
- Use a drain strainer
- Run plenty of water when using the disposal
- Avoid sending rice, pasta, eggshells, and fibrous foods down the drain
If your kitchen sink is draining slowly or backing up, Heritage Plumbing can help clear the clog and inspect the issue.




