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Bonus: Clean every few weeks to prevent future clogs.
4. Wet/Dry Vacuum (Serious Suction Power)
Best for: Deep, stubborn clogs that won’t budge
How It Works:
Uses strong suction to pull out debris — like a super-powered plunger.
Steps:
Set vacuum to liquid mode.
Create an airtight seal over the drain with the hose (use a rag around edges).
Turn on for 15–30 seconds.
Check flow. Repeat if needed.
Works on floor drains, laundry tubs, and more.
Bonus: Prevent Clogs Before They Start
Use drain strainers in sinks, tubs, and showers
Avoid pouring grease down the kitchen sink — wipe pans with paper towels instead
Flush drains weekly with hot water + baking soda/vinegar
Clean pop-up stoppers monthly — they trap gunk fast
Run cold water while using garbage disposal
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