Unclogging Sink Drains

Unclogging Sink Drains

Unclogging drains is an essential task for maintaining a clean and functional plumbing system in your home. Over time, debris such as hair, grease, soap scum, and food particles can accumulate and block the flow of water, leading to slow drainage or complete clogs. Using a plunger, drain snake, or chemical drain cleaner can often clear minor blockages, while more stubborn clogs may require professional assistance. Regularly cleaning your drains and avoiding putting harmful substances down them can help prevent future issues, ensuring smooth water flow and avoiding costly repairs.

See tips, including a video tutorial, below!

Drano Not Working? Try These Steps:

Step #1: Remove the Stopper

Remove the stopper. Some sinks require you to go under the sink to unlock the stopper.

Step #2: Clean the Stopper

Clean the stopper as buildup on the stopper could be part of the problem.

Step #4: Baking Soda + Vinegar

Pour 1/4 cup of baking soda + 1 1/4 cup of white vinegar into the drain. Let it sit for a few minutes.

Step #5: Flush With Water

Flush the drain with water to make sure the baking soda + vinegar has worked through the system.

Step #6: Drain Weasel

Still not working? Try out a drain weasel to remove any hair that may be clogging the drain.