 rockotman...Blown On The Steel BreezeEmerging Research
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Re: Liquid Drain openers I gave up on those long ago.
If it is a kitchen sink that is clogged, just pull the trap and deal with it. Maybe a 10-15 minute job.
If it is a bathroom sink or tub/shower drain that is clogged, 90% of the time it is a mat of hair that is the culprit, and I find that the quickest way to clear it is just pull the mat out with one of these, right through the drain...
[EDIT]Also works for laundry tub traps...[/EDIT]
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kudos:3 | I second the vote on the ZIPIT tool. It's amazingly simply, no chemicals. Just watch your hands cause it's sharp - it's not a toy. |
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 dvd536as Mr. Pink as they comePremium
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said by rockotman:I gave up on those long ago. If it is a kitchen sink that is clogged, just pull the trap and deal with it. Maybe a 10-15 minute job. Thing is i've done that. the clog isn't in an easy to get to spot and i can run about 3 gallons of water before the water starts backing up.
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rockotman...Blown On The Steel BreezeEmerging Research
join:2000-08-06
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kudos:2 | Agreed... I assumed you were talking about a clog in a local trap... not way down the pipe.
For something that far out, a snake is your best bet.
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