If you are trying to unclog a double sink drain, you’ll need to target the one drain that both sinks flow into. Each sink has it’s own drain and a shared draining pipe system. If clogged, the drain prevents water from leaving one or both sinks. Plug one sink then use a plunger ...
Next, you could consider using a plunger. Partially fill the sink with water (if it isn’t already filled), then work the plunger down and up several times before quickly pulling it off the drain opening. If you have a double-bowl kitchen sink, stuff a wet rag into the drain opening ...
plunge the sink : if you have a double kitchen sink, start by placing the plug in one side. this will create the necessary head pressure to prevent the plug from popping out when you plunge. add some water to the sink to help with plunging. use a plunger on the other side of the ...
you’re going to want to put those on. Using a small cup or bucket, begin removing excess water by skimming the brim of the bowl. If the water’s clean, you can pour it in the sink. If it’s dirty, pour it
A blocked drain can indicate an issue with your sink, shower, or tub. It could be indicative of hair accumulation, food scraps, soap scum, bath salts, or blockage. The ideal solution is tounclog a slow-draining drain, so water runs freely. There are various home remedies available that ...
I just cracked my bathroom undermount porcelain sink today with the boiling water… the vinegar and baking soda would have been ok, but the boiling water cracked the sink – a long crack. And boiling water apparently not good for the white PVC pipe joints, either… expensive mistake. Speedy...
Meet the P-trap, also known as the U-bend, a critical part of the drainage anatomy of your sink.
When a plunger or drain cleaner isn’t enough to solve the problem, it’s time to consider hiring a professional. Service Call Fees The price you will pay for a service call depends on the time of the request. Emergency calls after hours can cost double or triple what a regular service...