To properly plunge your bathroom sink, it’s best to have a drain plunger—these are usually the ones with red cups and wood handles. You can also buy a hand plunger for sinks for around $5.

Tried everything, and your bathroom still stinks? From hidden pee to broken seals, here’s what's causing that sewage smell in ...

Look for a u-shaped pipe extending down from your sink and back up into the wall—that's your P-trap. P-traps allow water to settle and create a seal that prevents sewer gas from passing from the ...

If your sink is still clogged at this point, it’s time to grab a plunger. Moisten the area around the drain fully and let water flow into the stopped-up pipe, then place the plunger flat over ...

For a month, it’s been taking longer and longer for the water to drain from my bathroom sink. This morning the murky water is just standing there, not budging and defying my commands to exit my ...

Bathroom and kitchen sinks with “S” traps that drain into the floor, as opposed to sinks with “J” bends that drain in to the wall, are susceptible to accidental siphoning of drain trap ...