Pour approx. 4 ounces of plain baking soda down the drain, add 1 cup of vinegar down the drain and plug with a stopper so it doesn't spew out. The chemical reaction will build up pressure and force the clog loose as it eats away at the clog.
Rvil1468, I've had this happen and the best solution was to have a plumber snake the basement drain. We were having issues with the drain going from the house to the street. Costs about $80-$100 but it's worth it.
All depends on the clog. I usually go for the cheep on first and let the drain cleaner do its thing. Most just take a little time to work. The rely aggressive ones are more harmful to the environment.
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Depends which kind of drain. If it has a garbage disposal, differs.
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baking soda and vinegar....add Dawn if needed. non toxic!
Pour approx. 4 ounces of plain baking soda down the drain, add 1 cup of vinegar down the drain and plug with a stopper so it doesn't spew out. The chemical reaction will build up pressure and force the clog loose as it eats away at the clog.
Good luck!
Rvil1468, I've had this happen and the best solution was to have a plumber snake the basement drain. We were having issues with the drain going from the house to the street. Costs about $80-$100 but it's worth it.
All depends on the clog. I usually go for the cheep on first and let the drain cleaner do its thing. Most just take a little time to work. The rely aggressive ones are more harmful to the environment.