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Remove Visible Clog from Main Drain

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What happens here

Attempt to remove any visible hair or debris from the primary drain opening. Use a screwdriver to remove the screws holding the drain cover in place. Once the cover is off, use needle-nose pliers or a similar tool to reach into the drain and pull out any accessible clogs, such as hair or soap scum. If unable to remove a significant portion of the clog manually, proceed to the next step.

Goal: Unscrew the main drain cover and use pliers to manually remove any accessible hair or debris.

Tools and materials

  • Multi-bit Screwdriver
  • Needle-nose Pliers

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We're gonna start with the most basic here. We'll see what we got Pop this screw right here out and see if there is something there It's mullable everyday carry on you guys have seen this thing. I love it I love it just because it's a utility knife and it has the screwdriver both flathead and Phillips head All right. Oh, yeah, so all right, so I got a little little nose vise grip here And we're just gonna get down in there and we're gonna see if we can pull out I think we're gonna have to get a little way to though As much as we're trying I don't think we're gonna get any more out of that drain right there that There is a little bit more there, but I don't think it's coming. So

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