How to Make Your Plumber Happy This Friday in Montana

Leading up to the big meal this week, many will be focused on the day after Thanksgiving.  The huge shopping day known as Black Friday is almost upon us and will be unleashing the holiday rush of madness at stores and online.

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But turkeys and bellies won't be the only thing being stuffed this week; your plumbing will be seeing a lot of things that might end up having you experience "Brown Friday" instead.  And it won't be pretty.

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How to Make Your Plumber Happy This Friday in Montana

I know what you're thinking.  Uncle Eddie had a few too many desserts and has visited your restroom, leaving behind something unspeakable.  And not flushable.

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Even if that isn't the case, there is another culprit waiting in the dark for you instead.  Your garbage disposal.

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The day after Thanksgiving is one of the largest days for the plumbing profession, often known as "Brown Friday," in the trade.  According to searches through Yelp and more, searches for emergency plumbing go up around 65% on the Friday after the holiday.  Even Thanksgiving Day is a big one with people searching for "24-hour plumbers" more than any other day of the year.

Save the Headache - Do's and Don'ts for Your Garbage Disposal

There are various things you shouldn't put down your garbage disposal during the holidays or anytime of the year.  Fats, oils, pasta, even eggshells are all horrible for it.  One of the biggest cloggers are potato peels.  Even if you have a Tim "The Tool Man" Taylor kind of disposal.

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Save yourself the problems this holiday season, and your money.  Check our gallery below for more items you should never put in the disposal in your kitchen.  And in the case of an emergency, it isn't glamorous, but a plunger to the sink may just save you from the dreaded "Brown Friday" plumber visit this year.  Other options include using baking soda and vinegar with hot water or boiling water and dish soap for grease problems.