Q: My bathroom sink isn’t draining very well, and it’s driving me crazy. While the water does eventually drain out, it takes a long time—and, in the meantime, it’s hard to use a sink full of dirty ...

First, boil a large pot of water on the stove—the pot should be big enough to fill the sink with water. Pour 1/2 cup of dish soap (it doesn't have to be Dawn, but should be a soap that cuts grease) ...

Bathroom sink drains can become clogged from hair, globs of toothpaste, and soapy residue. Fortunately, you don't need to call a plumber to unclog and clean the drain if you do regular cleanings.

We’ve all experienced it. After washing your face, having a shave or doing the dishes, you pull out the stopper, and the water just sits there. You dip your hand in and wiggle the stopper about a bit, ...

Dear Angie: Why does my bathroom sink drain so slowly? I removed the piping below and it was clear. Meanwhile, the tub and toilet drain normally. Also, how much could it cost to repair the sink drain ...

Dear Angie: Why does my bathroom sink drain so slowly? I removed the piping below and it was clear. Meanwhile, the tub and toilet drain normally. Also, how much could it cost to repair the sink drain ...

Unpleasant odors: Foul odors are one of the most obvious signs it's time to clean your kitchen sink drain. "Bad smells ...

The clogging your bathroom drains might seem like a hopeless situation - but according to one cleaning expert there might be a simple solution just sitting in your bathroom cabinet. Katie Berry, a ...

Frustrated by slow drains? A simple, eco-friendly solution using boiling water and salt can clear minor clogs effectively. This natural method dissolves grease and soap scum without harsh chemicals, ...

You know that frustrating feeling when your shower or tub quits draining. In a shower where your toes should just be getting wet, you have waves sloshing against your ankles. And with slow drains, ...