Use a bent wire coat hanger, pliers, or a drain snake to remove hair and debris. For persistent clogs, a drain snake is recommended. Carefully rotate the snake to break up the clog before removing it.
Step 1
⏱ 2 min
Remove Standing Water from Shower
Before you begin, remove the standing water. Use a cup, bucket, or sponge to efficiently clear the shower base. This prevents messy splashes and makes it easier to access the drain.
Step 2
⏱ 2 min
Remove and Clean the Shower Drain Cover
Carefully unscrew the drain cover or strainer. A screwdriver might be needed for stubborn screws. Clean away any hair or debris trapped on the cover itself before proceeding.
Step 3
⏱ 2 minManually Remove the Shower Drain Clog
Use a bent wire coat hanger, pliers, or a drain snake to remove hair and debris.For persistent clogs, a drain snake is recommended.Carefully rotate the snake to break up the clog before removing it.
Step 3 of 3
Manually Remove the Shower Drain Clog2 min