What can I use to clean my drain from mineral spirits?

If you notice a decrease in drainage in your Jackson Pratt drain, I recommend checking both the incision site and the drain itself.

No, but if you saved the game, you may do it again with a soft reset.

Yes, marble countertops can also be cleaned with the same solution. It is also good way to disinfect your surface.

Yes! Vinegar is the bomb for mineral deposits - effective, safe, and cheap. If there's a lot, you might want to wet a paper towel with vinegar and let it...

Yes, you can, but I personally soak the towels with water before dumping them, it makes it safer and there's less chance of combustion.

For large amounts, contact your local hazardous waste or recycling center.

I don't think you should use a cast iron pan but it could work if you are desperate. I would definitely use a gas stove.

No, never put in a chemical drain cleaner and then use a plunger. The drain cleaner could splatter and burn you.

Water that contains some minerals, such as salts. If you're looking for it at a store, it will be clearly labeled "mineral water."

Drain it in an area where it can be naturally absorbed; in a sandy or rocky place.