How to unclog a double kitchen sink

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  • Barbara Barbara on Dec 27, 2017
    Liquid Plummer, Draino, and/or there is a tool that you can scoop out large items, etc. that is trapped in the sink. Usually it is a lot of grease build up.

  • Cindy Hagemann Cindy Hagemann on Dec 27, 2017
    Buy a drain snake and put it down the drain.

  • Dsu30734483 Dsu30734483 on Dec 27, 2017
    oGet Professor Amos drain stuff from HSN.

  • Joye R. Foster Joye R. Foster on Dec 27, 2017
    After I give up on the plunger, I put a bucket under the trap and take it off. You can usually clear the drain this way. If this doesn't work, use a snake. Also, check to make sure the drain line from a disposal isn't clogged. By the way, take out everything from under the sink.

  • Nancy Turner Nancy Turner on Dec 27, 2017
    Put baking soda down both sink drains, about a quarter cup on the disposal side, and a half a cup on the other side. Pour vinegar, at least a half to 3/4 cup down disposal side and about a cup or a little more down the other side. Let this fizz for at least ten to fifteen minutes. Pour a gallon of water down the two sides, first the disposal side, then the other side, with more going down the second drain. All of this should take care of any greasy stuff to a certain point in the drain pipes. If the clog is too far down the drain, it will not take care of it and will need to be snaked to get it loose. Do this once in a while and the greasy stuff shouldn't cause a problem.