What Is Brown Friday?
Brace yourself. Thanksgiving’s joyful feast can quickly spiral into every host’s worst nightmare, needing a plumber with a house full of guests. Due to a swift increase in the use of kitchen and bathroom appliances, plumbing systems often experience clogs, leaks, and breakdowns.
Enter Brown Friday — the day after Thanksgiving, when plumbers across the country gear up for the surge in plumbing problems caused by Thanksgiving cooking and clean-up. Brown Friday isn’t your typical Black Friday nightmare; it’s the horror of overflowing sinks, jammed disposals, and drains backing up with a vengeance.
From Drains to Toilets, We Handle It—So You Can Handle the Holiday!
Skip the headaches with a Pre-Thanksgiving Plumbing Inspection that ensures everything flows smoothly, with drains cleared, faucets leak-proofed, and hot water ready for the whole family.
Swift Brothers Plumbers will stop by before the holidays and give your plumbing a thorough check and repair all the little pesky issues that could escalate under the pressure of a full house of guests.
Service Highlights:
- Drains Cleared and/or Garbage Disposal Replacement
- Leak-Free Faucets
- Flush-Tested Toilets
- Hot Water and Perfect Shower Pressure
Kitchen Sink Quick Fixes (If You’ve Already Met Your Plumbing Horror)
If you’re already facing Brown Friday doom, call Swift Brothers! We’re always available 24/7 for plumbing emergencies.
But if you want to try and clear a clogged sink drain on your own here are a few helpful fixes:
- Un-jam the Blades: If your disposal is humming but not grinding, turn it off and use an Allen wrench in the slot at the bottom of the unit to manually turn the blades and clear jams.
- Freshen Up: If the disposal is just stinking, toss some lemon or orange peels down it for a fresh, citrusy burst.
- DIY De-clog: Baking soda and vinegar can help clear minor clogs without harming your pipes, but avoid chemical drain cleaners, which can corrode and weaken your system.
Don’t Be a Brown Friday Victim
Your kitchen might smell of holiday magic, but your plumbing has other ideas. With a little extra precaution, you can avoid another Thanksgiving horror story. Trust us, your pipes will thank you!