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Access the drain opening by carefully removing the drain cover. Push-in stoppers can be gently pried up; lift-and-turn stoppers require twisting and lifting; screw-in stoppers need unscrewing. If your shower lacks a stopper, proceed directly to the next step.

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To unclog a shower drain with standing water, first remove the drain cover. Then, use a plunger to attempt to dislodge the clog. If plunging is unsuccessful, use a drain snake to break up and remove the clog.

Unclog a Shower Drain: Quick Guide with Standing Water

Unclog a Shower Drain: Quick Guide with Standing Water

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Step 3: Employ a Drain Snake for Stubborn Clogs

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