Bad surprise in the kitchen: This is why you shouldn’t pour Baileys down the drain

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Clogged drains are unsightly, annoying, and can be very expensive to fix the problem. It has long been known that not all liquids are intended for drainage. For example, ample space should be left around drains as cooking oils or fatty sauces can cause blockages.

Baileys comes from Ireland, is a mixture of cream and whiskey, and has an alcohol content of around 17 percent. Especially in the winter, some people like to treat themselves to some of this sweet characteristic in their coffee. The shot could backfire if Baileys falls into the drain.

Clogged pipe elbow

According to the Irish Mirror newspaper, Baileys also falls into the category of liquids that are not suitable for draining. Due to its high cream content and thick consistency, Baileys can accumulate in the pipe bend at the bottom of the drain and cause blockages. Even slightly clogged drains can completely clog Irish drinking.

Instead of emptying the remainder of the opened Baileys bottle into the sewer, it is best to pour it into a plastic bottle and throw it with household waste, while the glass bottle should be thrown into the waste glass bin. Alternatively, you can bake a Baileys cake and give it as a gift, or take it to the office where it will probably be eaten in a very short time.

Source : Blick