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Quick Tip For Clearing Back to Back Sink Drains #diy #plumbing #helpingothers @RIDGID_Tools

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This project guides you through clearing a stubborn clog in a sink drain, particularly useful for back-to-back sinks experiencing slow drainage. The process involves safely accessing the drain line by removing the P-trap, preparing a specialized drain auger like the RIDGID Power Spin+, and then using it to break through the obstruction, ensuring clear flow.

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Okay, so what we have here is two back-to-back sinks. You can see that's stopped up as well. We're gonna run a little snake down it. I'm gonna show you exactly how we're gonna make this happen. A little bit of a drain clear in the sink. So we're gonna go ahead and just get some gloves on. This definitely is a part of the slow drain right here. This is the rigid power spin plus. You can either hook this up onto a drill or you can hook a handle up to this. It comes with a handle. In order to get down inside of that tee, what I like to do is take this cable and just bend that head. Then you're able to just run it along inside there, get it down in your drain. Because that is going right into that drain hole. We're gonna try to get that tight against the top and we're gonna run it out.

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