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Easy Clog Removal For A Bathroom Sink! #plumbing #diy #homerepair #homeimprovement

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This DIY project provides a comprehensive guide on how to replace a slow-draining and leaking bathroom sink pop-up drain assembly. The process involves diagnosing the initial problem, carefully disassembling the old drain components, thoroughly cleaning the sink opening, installing a new drain assembly using silicone sealant for a watertight seal, and finally, reconnecting the P-trap and testing for leaks. The project aims to restore proper drainage and eliminate leaks under the sink.

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and easy call removal. My mother-in-law has a very slow draining sink. First thing we're going to do is take out the stopper. It could just be right there. We really don't know. The pop-up is leaking right there. Is that a leak under here for quite some time, I think? You get this right here on screwed. While holding on to the top of this like so. Pull that out, remove this. There is nothing on that that has some serious buildup. That's like jacked up. I don't like dealing with things that look like that. I bought this price-fister style pop-up. It's down like this. And then the whole thing pops out to clean it. Kind of clear. That one's clear too. Our whole problem is going to be right up here in this piece. Yeah. There we go. I have these pliers in here. These are like the best adjustable job range ever. That right on there. We got all that cleaned up top and bottom. With these plastic drains these days, I like to use silicone. I've had leaks with this scenario. I don't like it, man. Sit that down right in there. Get this right here on that. Got over it. Hold that down straight. You get this hand tight. Go just a little bit. 30-minute water ready. Hit it with a little bit of this cleaner. We're rocking and rolling. Got no leak. He's anywhere.

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