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Assess the Clog and Initial Observation

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Repair Your Slow Draining Bathroom Sink In Easy Steps!

What happens here

Begin by assessing the severity of the clog. Turn on the faucet and observe how quickly the water fills the sink and then drains. A slow drain indicates a partial clog, often caused by hair and soap scum. Open the cabinet directly under the sink to visualize the P-trap and drain connections. The presenter points out various drain-cleaning products stored in the cabinet, such as a 'Drain Weasel' and 'Drain Rooter,' indicating previous attempts or considerations for drain issues.

Goal: Understand the extent of the drain issue

Tools and materials

  • Faucet — Running water to test drainage
  • Water Tap water — Testing drainage

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my friend asked me to come over and check out something I was washing my hands and I noticed this you can see it starting to fill up it does drain you can hear it but I guarantee it can drain better hey folks that fix it guy here and today I've got a common drain issue that happens in bathrooms all over the world so come along let's get to [Music] [Applause] fixing well first thing I did was look down in the bottom here and I saw a what is that I saw a drain weasle and a drain router

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