Laura Debarra

I opened the cupboard and they had all powders, like empty boxes or whatever.

I was like, fuck, this is the powders.

So when we called the plumber that we normally use, he saw the powders and he was like, we know what's happening here.

So we cut open the pipe that was running through the wall and he held it up and it was like that much was undissolved powder.

So you have to be obeying the temperature on the wash.

And once a month, you have to be doing a 90 degree hot wash if you use powders.

But you should be doing it regardless.

But you have to, have to, have to, if you use powders, do a 90 degree wash once a month, which will flush out and dissolve all those powders.

It will kill bacteria.

It will take away.

Like if you think about it, like even when you're washing your bedsheets, skin cells, body oils, fake tan, stuff you see, stuff you can't see.

And then also all of this is going into the wash.

It's going through the filter.

It's going out the pipe.

It's really hard for that pipe not to absorb all of that residue.

So I would put a cup of vinegar in because it's really good at removing grease and oils and everything and a 90 degree wash and just let her work her magic.

You don't need an expensive, do not put washing up liquid in there, by the way, your whole household.

will flood with bubbles.

Yeah, and people do it in their dishwasher.

Like we had one where it flooded it so much that it affected the electrics of downstairs.