Jamies Drain Cleaning

The drain pipe that runs in a tub is attached to the overflow pipe running vertically along the same side of the faucet tub. When installing the drain pipe, you must also install the overflow pipe, as both pipes connect and drain into the main drain pipe below. If your home has an unfinished basement below the bathtub or a …

If you have noticed stagnant water in your bathtub or the kitchen sink drain slowly drains, the tubing may be clogged. Fortunately, if you find it soon, you can clean a clogged drain using household items. Vinegar, baking soda, borax and lots of hot water are simple yet effective tools for cleaning drains that drain slowly. Drain any water from …

Bathtub drains can be blocked with hair, soap residue, dirt and other debris, which usually occurs while taking a shower or after taking a shower. When that happens, the drain will become slower or even completely plugged. The owner of the house can uncover a slow or stuck bathtub drain without calling a plumber. Instructions Take out as much water …

Rub the trap or the plug to remove any dirt. Remove the screws that hold the trap with the appropriate opener. Turn and lift the cap to remove. Rub any of these two elements to remove any residue of hair and soap. Fill the bathtub with a few inches of water. Fill with water to submerge the bottle. It is …

Clean trap or plug. You will notice that there may be residue of hairs and soap accumulated under the trap or the plug that is inside or over the drain. Remove the screws that fix the trap and to remove the cap you will have to turn it and lift it. Rub any dirt or hair that has accumulated. Boil …

Most people are familiar with the effects of hair that slides down the drain. After a while you will notice that the water is drained very slowly, if it is drained. Hair, paste tooth, foam soap, shampoo residue and even objects can begin to clump together, clogging your drain. Many pipe cleaners use abrasive chemicals that can damage the plumbing …

A difficult stain to remove, a stench or even an obstruction can quickly turn a sink into a nuisance. Clean drains regularly to avoid stench. If the water is not enough to clean the drain properly, you can use your own solution to make your sink work properly in a very short time. Pour a cup of white vinegar into …

Find the obstruction. Is it inside the connection of the drain pipes of the bathtub, the toilet or perhaps the kitchen sink? It is likely that the obstruction in the drain pipes is due to the accumulation of residues of soap, hair, grease or debris from the kitchen. The siphon (sometimes called a U-trap) is the part of the pipe …

Do your pipes damage your drainage? You can uncover them on your own without requiring the help (or having to pay the fees) of a professional plumber. If you learn some techniques, this will be useful to take care of even the most complicated drains. Prepare your own mix to uncover them with household implements. If you want to uncover …

Use a plunger. Fill the sink with enough water to cover the drain and base. Press the plunger firmly on top of the drain to create an airtight seal and submerge it several times quickly. The plungers work very well in the large and not very solid obstructions of the bathrooms. Pull the inner plunger skirt so it fits into …