First of all, we need to judge what the drainage port is blocking.
Blocked drainage occurs when undesirable substances such as hair, debris, dust and foreign objects are placed or trapped between drainage pipes (sinks, bathrooms, etc.) and the following drainage pipes. First clogging, shampoo, detergent, grease and other products increase, build will begin. Over time the clogging becomes denser, there is almost no water running through the drain pipe, or almost no water flows. Just start noticing when sinks, bathtubs, shower, etc are filled quickly.
So, how do you unblock the blocked drainage?
Depending on where your blocked drain is, it depends on the initial step needed to unblock the blocked drain.
If you are jammed in a sink or bathtub, you need to take some initial steps to clear the way of the passage to flow again. In the case of a sink, this can be done by removing the plug. In order to investigate the advantage of the sink, it is necessary to remove the nut that fixes the stopper or to unplug it directly with u-bend. If you do not need to simply remove the overflow plate, in the case of the bathtub you may simply be able to take the plug to reach the assembly.
If you can see the obstruction, you can remove it with your hands (make sure you are wearing protective gloves). Occlusion typically involves all of the hair, debris, grease foreign matter being involved in clogging in the drain. If the blockage is out of reach, please use straight coat hanger and leave only the last hook. Insert the coat hanger into the drain port, close it when closed, bring it close to the opening and reach of the hand.
What happens if this does not solve the problem?
If you can not eliminate the obstruction with a coat hanger or hand, you need to consider some alternative methods. Several other methods found to be successful include the use of plungers. Before making a conclusion, connect the overflow drain and check that the plunger has the best suction power. Place the plunger on the drain access point and tilt to remove air between the plunger and the drain access point. Move the plunger up and down (about 15 times is enough). Release the plunger where water should be drained.
But if this does not work, you need to find a chemical drain cleaner designed to eat when you are blocked. Please note that chemical drain cleaners should only be used as a last resort to avoid further damage to the environment and to prevent damage to the bathroom equipment.
If everything else fails, it will take time to contact the drainer cleaning professional or plumbing company. Qualified piping companies and drainage experts have facilities that can quickly drain water by assessing the drainage but the only problem is that although this solution costs money for this solution, It is to solve it.
