Kitchen sink clogged?

Put soda down drain then pour in vinegar. Wait about 5 min then flush with water

I was told by a plumber that boiling hot water is best to keep drains open and flowing seems to work for me. If you get it unclogged, then keep a wire strainer in your sink drain to keep out to small particles. I also have a disposer but I rarely use it since I found the wire strainer.

i would use a unclogged on a regular basis to keep the water flowing continually

Try using an expandable bulb (available in plumbing section at HD etc.), sized according to whether your pipe is 1 and a half or 2 inch. It attaches to a garden hose you can run down the vent pipe past the point your drain pipe enters the wall. You can use a flashlight to watch as the bulb and hose pass the opening. Insert at least a foot or so below the opening. Turn the faucet on fully and let it run for a good while. Remove the hose, reconnect your sink, run hot water and see if it has helped. If not, you'd best get a plummer.

If the snake looped back, you may have a really serious clog! If the worst case scenario is calling and paying a professional, you still have a few options.

http://homeguides.sfgate.com/unstop-kitchen-sink-garbage-dispoal-29386.html Good luck!

I was going to suggest the bulb too. It works wonders, and is really cheap.

I would pour a generous amount of baking soda down the drain followed by some vinegar. It will fizz. Let it sit like that for a little while and then run hot water through. It may take several attempts. Also try putting Dawn in the drain and then follow with very hot water.