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Do you have a clogged sink? Do you not know what is wrong with it? Use this guide to solve your problem. If your sink becomes unclogged after step 1 or step 6, then you do not need to continue following the guide. But it is highly recommended that you finish the guide completely to ensure your sink is completely unclogged.
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Begin by filling the sink halfway full with water.
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Pump the plunger rapidly for 30 seconds.
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Repeat this process 4 to 6 times.
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Place a bucket below the P-trap .
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The curved white pipe is called the P-trap.
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Carefully untwist slip nuts by hand.
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The nuts at the ends of the P-trap are called slip nuts.
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Use a small wire brush to clean the P-trap.
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Carefully rinse the P-trap with hot water.
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Pour 1/2 cup of baking soda down the drain.
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Pour 1/2 cup of distilled white vinegar down the drain.
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Quickly cover the drain with a drain stopper.
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As soon as the fizzing stops, pour another 1/2 cup of white distilled vinegar down the drain.
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Cover again with a drain stopper.
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Let the sink sit for 20 min.
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Boil 1 gallon of water with a boiler.
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Pour the boiling water down the sink to flush out any remaining debris.
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