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Have you noticed that your kitchen or bathroom sink doesn't seem to be draining properly? If you run the water and it doesn't drain as quickly as usual, then you may have something in there that is blocking it. It could be hair, grease, paper towels or something unexpected such as an earring or banana peel. At this point we need to think about how to fix the problem, maybe you will call a plumber or maybe you will fix it yourself using a plunger.

Plungers can be used in sinks
Usually, when you think of a drain clog remover cleaner, you think of using it to unclog a toilet. However, plungers can also be used to help unclog sinks. There are different sizes of plungers available for sale - long-handled ones for toilets and short-handled ones for sinks. You will need to buy and use a standard cup type plunger for unblocking the sink. If it has a flange (or collar) that extends from the bottom edge, that is the best plunger for the toilet, so don't use that plunger.

Sealing the basin
Basically, you need a drain hair clog remover that will seal itself to the sink basin. The insertion action involves suction and compression. Whenever you pull up on the plunger, it pulls the water in the drain upwards. This helps to loosen the blockage. At the same time, pushing down on the plunger pushes water into the drain, which also helps to loosen the blockage.

Use a wet rag
If your sink has an overflow, plug it with a damp rag. Whenever you have multiple drains in one sink, plug the opening into which you are not inserting. For the drains you need to insert, place the plunger cup over the drain and fill the sink with some water - enough to cover the plunger cup lid is sufficient.

Pump the powerful Air Toilet Plunger so that the cup moves up and down, this helps to loosen the blockage. After about six pumps, pull the plunger away and see how it drains. If this does not work, try again. Another tip: run hot water after clearing the blockage, this helps to flush debris into the main drain.

These are all ways to facilitate unblocking. The most convenient method for everyone is to use a special plunger, which will unclog the pipe faster and better. There is currently a high Pressure Air Toilet Unblocker that is very simple to use, uses powerful air pressure to unclog the pipe and can solve such problems in as little as two minutes and can also be used in places such as kitchens and bathroom drains. It's a great household helper. Of course this costs extra to buy, but it is not a disposable product and can be recycled over time. There are many ways to solve this blockage problem at the moment and we can choose the method that suits us best.

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