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Plumber's myth? (coffee grounds down drain)
Someone told me it's actually advisable to dump coffee grounds down my
kitchen sink - something about keeping the pipes cleared. Somehow, I'm not convinced. Opinions or experiences, please? |
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Plumber's myth? (coffee grounds down drain)
Kalmia wrote:
Someone told me it's actually advisable to dump coffee grounds down my kitchen sink - something about keeping the pipes cleared. Somehow, I'm not convinced. Opinions or experiences, please? http://www.google.com/search?q=coffe...x=&startPage=1 http://chowhound.chow.com/topics/393294 |
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