Introduce the Auger into the Drain

What happens here

The narrator states he uses a 'toilet auger' (also known as a closet auger) to clear the shower drain. A toilet auger is specifically designed with a protective sleeve to prevent scratching porcelain and features a crank handle to extend and retract a flexible cable. While typically used for toilets, its ability to navigate P-traps makes it applicable here. Insert the coiled end of the auger cable into the drain. For a toilet, this would involve positioning the auger into the toilet bowl and feeding the cable into the trap.

Goal: Select an appropriate auger (in this case, a 'toilet auger' as specified by the narrator) and carefully insert its cable end into the drain opening, guiding it towards the trap.