ake a regular wire hanger and straighten it as best you can. Next, bend one end to create a small hook. Remove the cover from your pipe and start fishing. You should be able to get all kinds of “matter” and different residues that have clogged your pipe. Once you have collected as much residue as possible, pour hot water down the drain. This way, you can once again have a pipe free of any obstacles.
5 – USE A SUCTION CUP
Finally, the least expensive and most common solution for unclogging sinks is none other than the suction cup.
If you have one at home, you don’t have to worry about purchasing other products.
Does your sink have two parts? All you need to do is block one of the drains. Then place the suction cup in the second hole, turn on the faucet and fill the sink with water until it covers the suction cup.
Use all your strength to suck, repeat 6-10 times, then remove.
If the water drains without problem, you have successfully unclogged it. If not, repeat the process several times. When you have unclogged the sink, pour hot water to clean your pipes.
6 – THE HAIR DRYER
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