Omelettes vanish fast, but their shells should never follow them down the drain. Crushing shells does not solve the problem; fragments still snag and bind with moisture and residue.
Tiny pieces accumulate, forming rough edged clusters that trap grease and fibrous bits. Their abrasive texture can worsen wear in aging pipes and contribute to leaks.
Keeping shells out of the sink preserves flow and reduces the chance of future clogs.
