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With a few household items and these simple steps, you can learn how to unclog a sink and save yourself a call to the plumber. The post How to Clear a Clogged Sink Drain appeared first on Reader's ...

When water comes up through the drain of a sink or tub, it's usually caused by a clog, or heavy rainfall that overwhelmed the sewer system. Plumbers explain how to clear the clog and the blockage.

Yep, same as the kitchen sink: Pour a large pot of boiling water slowly down the bathroom sink drain, hoping it loosens and breaks up the clog. Step 3: Use baking soda and vinegar.

For bathroom sinks, it’s more likely that hair or other fibrous material is causing the clog. Dish soap won’t do the job here; try using baking soda and vinegar in a similar process.

Question: How can I remove stains around the drain of a bathroom sink? — Manassas Answer: The stains are probably mineral deposits, left because water repeatedly pooled around the drain and ...

To properly plunge your bathroom sink, it’s best to have a drain plunger—these are usually the ones with red cups and wood handles. You can also buy a hand plunger for sinks for around $5.