Why Your Drain is Plugged | And, How to Unplug Your Bathroom Drain in 5 Minutes 

Jim, The Grumpy Plumber, shares
+ Why does my drain get clogged
+ What to do when your drain is clogged
+ When to use chemical drain cleaners.
Jordan and Jim use awkward hand signals to show how to unplug your bathroom sink yourself. Unplugging your bathroom drain does not mean clearing the trap, the plug is in the drain stopper.
Jim shares how to unplug the drain and why using a chemical drain cleaner will cause more harm than good.
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The Grumpy Plumber breaks down why drains get plugged and how to fix a plugged drain:
A trap never gets plugged in your sink, unlike what the TV commercials say (1:02 mins)
How to unplug your sink drain (1:16 mins)
Chemical drain cleaners: they don’t do anything (3:51 mins)
When you have a drain plugged in the wall, what to do to unplug the drain (4:18 mins)
When your drain is draining slowly, then use a chemical drain cleaner but it isn’t sold in a hardware store (5:25 mins)
And, never use powder drain cleaners! (4:58 mins)
Save yourself some money with these plumbing tips from Jim.
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