In many sinks, hair and crud accumulates around the body of the stopper, clogging the drain. You have to extract the stopper ...

Close the drain stopper and fill your sinks to the brim with water. When the sink is full, pull out the stopper and allow the sink to drain. The water pressure from the full sink can help dislodge ...

which may eventually find its way down the drain and create a blockage. So, keep them clean. Add a grate or screen to your sinks to trap hair and soap scum. Of course, like a stopper, these ...

James suggests pouring very hot water down the kitchen sink drain at least once a week ... Don't forget to clean pop-up stoppers in the bathroom sink and tub. Lift them from the drain, remove ...

But, most clogs in sinks and tubs occur above the p-trap at the built-in stopper. Using drain cleaner usually won't work on this kind of clog. The drain cleaner settles in the p-trap, completely ...

So, in what has become yet another one of jbode's misadventures in plumbing, the stopper on the non-disposal side of the kitchen sink came apart, and apparently no other stopper will fit in the ...

Q: For a month, it has been taking longer for the water to drain from my bathroom sink. This morning, the murky water is just standing there. I tried to pull out the stopper, but it comes up only ...