If plunging or using drain cleaners does not work, you might need to contact a plumber. Also, your drain pipes may be old and not in good repair or sagging so it clogs easily. If you can crawl under your home and look at the drains, it might help to see a sag. One time elevating a sag was all my husband had to do to stop the constant drain plugging. Hope this helps
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If plunging or using drain cleaners does not work, you might need to contact a plumber. Also, your drain pipes may be old and not in good repair or sagging so it clogs easily. If you can crawl under your home and look at the drains, it might help to see a sag. One time elevating a sag was all my husband had to do to stop the constant drain plugging. Hope this helps