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Diagnose Slow Drain and Inspect Existing P-Trap

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Fixing A Leaky Bathroom Sink Drain: Easy Diy Tips For Poor Design And Clog

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Begin by turning on the sink faucet and observing how quickly the water drains. The video shows the sink filling up significantly before draining slowly, confirming a partial clog. Next, open the cabinet under the sink and inspect the P-trap. The video highlights a leak coming from one of the fittings and notes the P-trap's unusual configuration, indicating it's not ideal for efficient drainage.

Goal: The first step involves verifying the slow drainage by running water in the sink and then inspecting the existing P-trap setup under the sink for leaks and improper installation.

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today we are checking out a partially stopped up bathroom sink they say it starts to fill up when they brush their teeth we're just going to fill it drain it see what it does get back here hit that b boy yeah it gets an initial rush and then it gets really slow okay well that for sure is slow draining you got to love vanities man such tight spaces these days water is dripping out of this fitting right here and we're actually going to eliminate this it does not need to have those kind of bins to go into the wall I'm going to show you a really easy way without cutting anything out to connect let's pop the

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