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Once the water begins to drain, run hot tap water for 2–3 minutes to flush remaining debris. Follow with a pot of (if you have metal pipes; be cautious with PVC) to dissolve residual grease.

A plunger works through hydraulic pressure and vacuum suction. When the rubber cup is sealed over the drain and pushed down, water is forced into the pipe, pushing the clog forward. When pulled up, the vacuum created can suck the clog backward, loosening it. The key to success is creating a complete seal and using a (push and pull) to dislodge the obstruction. plunge a kitchen sink

The Effective Plunge: A Technical and Practical Guide to Clearing a Clogged Kitchen Sink Once the water begins to drain, run hot

If the sink is full of dirty water, remove all but 2–3 inches. Too much water reduces plunger control and creates splashback. Keep enough to cover the rubber cup completely. When the rubber cup is sealed over the