Unclogging a Kitchen Sink Drain: A Step-by-Step
Kitchen sinks can clog for a variety of reasons, from food scraps to grease buildup. A slow drain is a common hassle, but many clogs respond to simple, household-friendly methods. This guide walks you through tried-and-true steps to get your sink draining again without harsh chemicals.
What you’ll need
Plunger with a cup-shaped rubber head
Drain snake or auger (manual or coil type)
Bucket, old towels, and gloves
White vinegar and baking soda (optional)
Hot water or boiling water
Having the right tools on hand makes the process smoother and safer. If you have an overflow opening, cover it to maintain suction while plunging.
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