Slow-draining sinks

Slow-draining sinks are typically caused by materials that accumulate inside your pipes. They can be grease, fat, or any kind of food that you accidentally put in your pipes. If you are looking for a DIY solution to unclog a slow-draining sink, we recommend trying the baking soda and white vinegar method. If this doesn’t do the job for you, call a Plumber.

If you choose to try the baking soda and white vinegar method, here’s a quick do-it-yourself tutorial. First, pour boiling water down the drain. Then add half a cup baking soda and half a cup white vinegar. Wait 10–15 minutes. Pour boiling water again. Don’t forget to block the drain with a small rag so the chemical reaction doesn’t all bubble up. If this method does not resolve your slow-draining sink issue, it is time to seek professional assistance. North York plumbing services at your disposal.

The baking soda and white vinegar method may or may not be efficient. There’s nothing wrong with the do-it-yourself method, but certain problems require a technician’s expertise. 24/7 Emergency Plumber is willing to assist you with serious plumbing issues. We provide a 24/7 Emergency Plumber available at any given time! Plumbers have the right tools available to aid in clearing clogs. For a slow-draining sink, we normally use a manual drain snake. This tool rotates slowly as it’s physically pushed through a clog. But sometimes the blockage happens to be further down the drain line than the manual snake allows. That’s when we bring the big guns—a motorized drain snake. designed to reach as far as 150 feet down a drain or sewer line, not to mention the additional torque and continuous rotation provided by an electric motor. And just like that, we can assure you there won’t be any more slow-draining sinks! Thank us later, but call us at 16479482730