Ever poured off your beef fat and thought, “Eh, it’ll be fine”?
Yeah… until your sink starts draining slower than a Monday morning.
All that glorious animal fat has a sneaky way of building up and turning into a cloggy mess.
That’s where these little drain-cleaning sticks come in. They’re loaded with enzymes that slowly eat away at all that greasy buildup. Just drop one in the drain once a month and let it do its thing. No harsh chemicals, no plumber visits, no shame.
If you’re eating carnivore, your pipes probably need this more than you think. Go ahead. Treat your sink like it’s part of the family.
This bendy little drain tool is a lifesaver when fat starts slowing things down. It snakes right into the pipe and pulls out all the greasy gunk that’s built up. No chemicals, no waiting. Just a quick twist and pull, and your sink’s back to normal. Keep one under the sink… you’ll probably need it again.
Here’s another option. One that lets you save money and not let anything go to waste.
This simple grease container makes cleanup so much easier—and saves your sink. Instead of pouring fat down the drain (and dealing with clogs later), you just pour it in here and let it cool. The lid keeps the smell in, and you can toss the hardened fat when it’s full. Totally worth it if you’re cooking meat daily.
Fat-clogged sinks are one of those annoying little side effects of eating meat-heavy meals, but they’re easy to deal with once you’ve got the right tools. Whether you go for a grease container, a flexible clog remover, or enzyme sticks, just choose what fits your style. Even starting with one can make a big difference.
(Not cat clogged)
