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Assess Clog and Prepare Work Area

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

What happens here

Begin by assessing the severity of the clog. The video shows two back-to-back sinks with standing, dirty water, indicating a significant blockage affecting a shared drain line. Before starting any work, it's crucial to put on protective gloves to maintain hygiene and protect your hands from debris and potentially harsh drain contents. Also, place a bucket or tray underneath the P-trap (the U-shaped pipe under the sink) to catch any water or debris that will come out during removal.

Goal: Understand the problem and get ready for work.

Tools and materials

  • Protective Gloves — Protecting hands from dirty water and debris
  • Bucket or Tray — Catching water and debris from the P-trap

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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.

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