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Drain Clogs

When faced with a clogged sink or shower, swift action is key to prevent further plumbing issues and water damage. Start by assessing the severity of the blockage. If it's a minor clog, try using a plunger or a drain snake to dislodge the obstruction. For sinks, remove the sink stopper or drain cover if possible to access the clog directly. If this DIY approach doesn't work, consider using a chemical drain cleaner as a last resort, but use it cautiously and follow the instructions carefully.

Toilet Clogs

If you notice a clog, avoid flushing again, as this could worsen the problem. Instead, start by using a plunger. Position it over the drain hole, creating a tight seal, and push down firmly, then pull up with force. Repeat this a few times until the water starts draining.

If plunging doesn't work, consider using a toilet auger to break up the blockage. Be cautious not to damage the porcelain.

Prevent future clogs by avoiding flushing non-flushable items and using toilet-friendly paper and products.