Why you should never pour milk down the sink: Environmental and plumbing risks explained
Pouring milk down the sink can cause plumbing blockages due to its fats and proteins, leading to slow drains and odors. Environmentally, it depletes oxygen in water bodies, harming aquatic life. Safer alternatives include composting, using diluted milk as plant fertilizer, or sealing it in containers for regular waste disposal.
Pouring milk down the sink can cause plumbing blockages due to its fats and proteins, leading to slow drains and odors. Environmentally, it depletes oxygen in water bodies, harming aquatic life. Safer alternatives include composting, using diluted milk as plant fertilizer, or sealing it in containers for regular waste disposal.
