The water in your sink has started to rise... or not drained as fast as usual. Both are signs of a drain clog that you might be wanting to tackle as soon as possible. But before you reach for the ...

With all puns possibly intended, most folks know the sinking feeling of a clogged drain. These inconveniences typically come at the worst time, when the sink is full of food, toothpaste or worse items ...

Pour 1 cup of baking soda into the drain, followed by 1 cup of vinegar. Let it fizz for 15 minutes, then flush with hot water. Boiling water works wonders. If the clog persists, carefully pour boiling ...

Do you have a drain that needs to be unclogged? Lance Smith, owner of LD Smith Plumbing, joined us Tuesday to discuss what causes clogged drains and solutions for clogs in the main drain line. Here’s ...

Every home is bound to see clogs from time to time, especially in the kitchen. Whether you have a garbage disposal or not, food, grease, and grime are still prone to forming inconvenient blockages ...

First things first: if your kitchen sink is equipped with an electric garbage disposal unit, make sure it is disconnected from power before you start working. (Also, make sure you tried running the ...

The sink's full of grimy water, it's not going anywhere, and you've got dishes to do. Great timing. Calling a plumber feels like overkill, and honestly, for most kitchen clogs, it is. The good news is ...