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Using a Plunger In a Bathroom Sink |
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One problem with using a plunger in a bathroom sink is that the plunger can not create a true seal because of the overflow opening. Before plunging, cover the overflow with a piece of tape or hold a cloth against it. This will allow the plunger to do it's work efficiently.
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RE: Using a Plunger In a Bathroom Sink
Likewise in the kitchen, if you have double sinks, always put the stopper in the other sink so that you can create a suction in the pipe.
Harlean from Arkansas
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