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If plunging fails, use a drain snake (plumber's snake or auger). Insert the snake into the drain opening, rotating it clockwise while gently pushing it down. The snake's hooks will catch and remove hair and debris.

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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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