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DIY & Home Improvement

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25. Not necessarily but just saying it's not necessarily sewage so at least you don't have to

Sun May 30, 2021, 12:02 PM

May 2021

worry about that nasty stuff coming up into your sink.

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Clog in kitchen sink drain [View all] no_hypocrisy May 2021 OP

Try pulling the P trap Sherman A1 May 2021 #1

The p trap is under the sink Sherman A1 May 2021 #4

Zip-it. piddyprints May 2021 #3

On my way to Lowes. THANK YOU!!!! no_hypocrisy May 2021 #5

You're welcome. piddyprints May 2021 #7

Full strength Clorox poured down the drain. dhol82 May 2021 #6

Stay Away from Caustic Drain Cleaner Best_man23 May 2021 #8

Get a bucket JT45242 May 2021 #9

Update: Bought a new plunger no_hypocrisy May 2021 #10

Any issues with any other drains? Phoenix61 May 2021 #11

No washing machine. B/R sink fine. Tub OK. no_hypocrisy May 2021 #13

I've had sewer back-ups and they always hit the tub first Phoenix61 May 2021 #14

that is normal gunk for drains, especially kitchen Kali May 2021 #21

is it a double sink? rampartc May 2021 #12

Single sink no_hypocrisy May 2021 #15

makes it simpler. rampartc May 2021 #18

So, I should keep "plunging"? no_hypocrisy May 2021 #17

My dad used to get up on the roof and snake out the vent pipe Warpy May 2021 #19

agree with others that say clean out P trap Kali May 2021 #22

Epilogue no_hypocrisy May 2021 #23