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Read More...It’s always worrying and frustrating to deal with slow drains, especially if you don’t know what could be the cause of the problem. Slow-moving drains can bring the use of your kitchen sink or bathroom to a grinding halt. If nothing is done to repair slow-moving drains, this can lead to bigger and more expensive plumbing issues. Fortunately, we’ve got practical remedies for slow-moving drains. In this article, we will highlight five common ways to fix a slow drain.
Baking soda and vinegar are common household products you can use to clear a slow drain. When baking soda and white vinegar mix together, they create a chemical reaction that can break down clogs in drains.
Here’s what you’ll need to do:
If this method doesn’t work, try a different method.
Here’s how to use a plunger to fix a slow drain:
A drain snake, also known as a hand auger, is a slender device that you can use to dislodge clogs in drains.
Here’s how to use a drain snake to fix a slow drain:
One of the common causes of slow drains is an obstructed p-trap. To clean the p-trap, remove water from the sink using a cup or place a bucket under the pipe. Unscrew the bolts on either end and remove the curved piece of pipe with a wrench. Remove the blockage and reconnect the p-trap.
If the methods mentioned above do not work, call a professional plumber to help you with drain cleaning. An experienced plumber will come in with advanced drain cleaning tools and get your clogged drain back to working properly again.
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