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How to use a barbed drain unclogger?
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Barbed drain uncloggers do not require the disassembly of any fixtures, and can be used on baths, showers and sinks. |
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Step 1- Prepare
Get a plastic bag or some paper ready to collect any clogs that you remove. You may also want some pliers to pull off the clogs when they surface. |
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Step 2- Feed tip into drain
Begin to feed the tip-end of the barbed drain unclogger into one of the holes in the plughole. |
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Step 3- Push against clog
When you meet some resistance as you push the unclogger down the plughole, prod the blockage with the tool a couple of times. |
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Step 4- Pull out unclogger
Pull the unclogger out completely. You will most likely have hair clogs coming with the tool. |
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Step 5- Remove debris
Remove the hair clogs from the barbed drain unclogger and around the plughole. This is where your pliers may come in handy. |
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Step 6- Repeat if necessary
Repeat until the unclogger meets no resistance and there are no longer any clumps of hair being removed. |
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