When your bath tub drain slows down or stops draining, it is usually do to excessive amounts of hair and soap that have build up over time. Clearing a clogged bathtub drain can seem like it will be a real pain. But it is not as hard as it may seem.
Before shelling out some of your hard earned money, grab a few tools and get a little knowledge under your belt and you are ready to get your tub flowing again.
The first thing to try, which works most of the time, requires 2 drain plungers and a little patience.
Check out the video showing you this technique.
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If this doesn’t work after a few tries you will need to go deeper. See the Next Page for more ways to unclog your bath tub drain.
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Why not just use a two foot plastic hand snake with ribs on it. All you do is put it in the drain hole and twist it as your pushing it in. Once it’s in all the way, continue twisting the same way and pull out. Usually it will take like two maybe three times and your drain will work great. And it cost around two dollars but should be no more than five.
Monica Dominguez
Those things work great
Viniger down the drain for unreachable stuff helps in some instances also…