How to unclog a bathroom sink drain
Posted in Unclog Bathtub Drain on Jan 1st, 2013 | 8 comments
How to unclog a bathroom sink drain is easy….when you know how. You don’t have to call a plumber to unclog a bathroom sink drain, or any sink drain for that matter, when you know how to do it yourself. You will….after watching this video. It’s packed with info. on everything you will need to know on how to unclog a bathroom sink drain. This video’s not short by any means but “joe” wanted you to get not only the meat, on how to unclog a bathroom sink drain, but the potatoes as well! Pull up a chair, grab a cup of coffee & check out how you’re going to unclog all of your bathroom sink drains from now on.
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?? Miraculously Unclog Your Drain with the Zip It Tool ??
Posted in Unclog Shower Drain on Dec 18th, 2012 | 17 comments
If you wash your hair frequently, you’re bound to have a clogged drain every now and then. I’ve found an awesome tool that does the job efficiently and quickly! Click on the video to learn more and also to see a demonstration. To purchase the Zip It, click here: www.amazon.com To receive the best viewing quality, please watch this video in 1080p HD!
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How To Unclog The Shower Drain
Posted in Unclog Shower Drain on Dec 14th, 2012 | 0 commentsWhen it comes to shower drains, hair can be the number one cause for clogs. There are some simple tricks you can try to clear your shower drain in no time.
Most people turn to strong chemical cleaners to clear up drain problems in the shower. But there are alternative drain cleaning solutions that will be much less damaging to your pipes.
Start by straightening the body of a wire coat hanger and bending the hook so it fits down the drain. Next, stretch out a paperclip. Put on some rubber gloves and remove the drain strainer, if possible. Pickup and throw away any hair from the top of the shower drain with your fingers.
Then run the shower until roughly four inches fill the basin and the clogged drain begins to empty slowly. Use a plunger to plunge the shower drain. This will bring the hair closer to the top of the drain, allowing for easier removal. Let the remaining water empty down the drain. If there is any hair near the top of the drain, remove it with your fingers.
Take the hanger and put the hook-end into the shower drain. Move it around to catch any hair in the drain opening. Remove and discard the hair.
Put the hanger in the drain a second time, but try to push it carefully down the pipe as far as it can reach without letting go of it. Twist or move the hanger in a circular motion to catch any hair. Clean off any hair caught on the hanger.
If necessary, use the paperclip to catch any hair that is caught on the top of the shower drain or the strainer. If the shower drain is still clogged, pour a cup of baking soda down the drain. After waiting for two minutes, pour a cup of vinegar down the drain. Once the vinegar is poured, proceed to cover the drain with a rag or plug so nothing can escape.
After waiting 20 minutes, pour an ample amount of boiling water down the pipe to see if the clog has been eliminated.
If this doesn’t solve the problem, remove the drain cover by loosening the screw in the center of the cover or by popping it off with a flat end screwdriver. Once the cover is off, attempt to locate the clog by shining a flashlight down to the drain. If the clog is found and within reach, use the hanger to remove the obstruction. If you cannot see the clog, the next step is to use a small plunger.
First, create a seal on the plunger by rubbing a thin layer of petroleum along the edges. Then place the plunger on top of the drain. If standing water isn’t present before performing this step, add water so the plunger is submerged.
Proceed to pump the plunger up and down at least 15 times and then use the flashlight to see if this has brought the clog within view. If the clog is visible, use the hanger method to remove the debris. If the clog still cannot be seen, repeat the plunging process. If the plunging doesn’t bring up the clog, try using a plumbers’ snake to loosen the debris.
If the clog persists after trying these tips, it’s best to consult one of your area plumbing contractors to resolve the problem.
Wesley Holm, President of Thompson Plumbing Heating & Cooling, is the author of this article on drain cleaning and plumbing contractors. Thompson Plumbing Heating & Cooling is a Cincinnati-based plumbing, heating and air conditioning company that offers the best HVAC maintenance and plumbing repairs in the Greater Cincinnati area.
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what can i do to unclog my toilet?
Posted in Unclog Toilet on Dec 12th, 2012 | 4 commentsQuestion by Monique: what can i do to unclog my toilet?
My toilet is clogged after i’ve putted a lot of paper into it, we tried using the snake to unclog it but it dosen’t work, we don’t have money to call the plumber, is there a way to unclog it? The only reason it’s clog is because of paper.
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Answer by Mustanger
There is one way but it will take a few days. If the toilet snake didn’t clear it the stoppage is probably in the pipe after the toilet. Go to the store and get a bottle of Liquid RID X Septic System Treatment. You want the liquid, not the powder. Pour half the bottle in the toilet and half down either the bath tub or sink drain. This stuff isn’t harmful. It’s a bacterial treatment that is used on septic systems to eliminate paper and solids through bacterial action. Like I said it will take several days to maybe a week but it will eliminate the paper to the point that using a plunger on the toilet will push the remainder of the clog out.
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How do I unclog a toilet when the old traditional red rubber plunger isn’t working?
Posted in Unclog Toilet on Dec 6th, 2012 | 3 commentsQuestion by Hermie: How do I unclog a toilet when the old traditional red rubber plunger isn’t working?
I’m pretty sure it was clogged as a result of wadded up paper towels being flushed down, though, I can’t know for sure because I wasn’t at the “scene of the crime.” Is there a product like a Liquid Plumr for toilets out there? From what I read, such unclogging gels are not for use in toilets. Any recommendations?
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Answer by Brian
You need a toilet auger. They are relatively inexpensive. Certainly a fraction of what you’d pay a plumber. It consists of a flexible spring coil that runs through a tubular handle with a hand crank at the end. You place the flexible end in the toilet, (right in the water) push it in as far as it will go, and then turn the crank while continuing to apply pressure. It will basically drill a hole through the wad of paper towels, and clear the clog. Available at any hardware store. Probably less than $ 20
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