Floor Drain Cleanout Plug

October 25, 2022

How To Unclog A Drain

"A clog in the main drain can be reached from the main cleanout, which is the Y-shaped fitting near the bottom of your home's soil pile or where the drain leaves the building. For clogged floor drains, such as those in basements and showers, a garden hose can be effective in unclogging the drains, especially if the clog isn't near the opening. If you suspect a clog is in the main drain pipe, locate the main cleanout. Advertising

Using a pipe wrench, slowly unscrew the cleanout cap counter-clockwise, trying to control the flow of water that will seep out of the cleanout. You can locate it by finding two adjacent cleanout plugs in the floor, if the main drain goes under the floor. If the clog is in the house drain or between the drain and the main cleanout, you should be able to remove it. Before returning the electric auger to the rental company, replace the cleaning plug and flush the toilet several times.

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