Posted by Pete black on June 22, 2018 at 11:03:44 from (107.77.94.91):
In Reply to: OT - Clogged Sink posted by npowell on June 22, 2018 at 09:11:57:
Try a little physics. Clogs start at a point and backs up towards the sink with the clog getting longer and denser. Any pressure applied from the sink toward the clog only, only impacts the clog into a tighter mass. A shop vac may work but use the age old correct tool in the way it was designed to be use. First, purchase a good quality plumbers friend. Second, if it is a double kitchen sink or a sink/tub with an sink vent then block those with a sink stopper or hold a rag over vent. Next, position plumbers friend over drain, slowly and evenly depress friend to expel air, ensure a good seal, slowly and steadily lift up on friend. This lifts the clog back towards the direction of which it started. Repeat process as needed.
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