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    • #272418
      Avatar photoMasterPlumbers
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        water drains very very
        slow,plunged it no
        luck,poured clorox no
        luck /liquid pulmber no
        luck/donot want to
        remove trap as it is
        very old,can anyone
        help,thank you.one adult
        occupant. bathroom sink

      • #285711
        Avatar photoLane
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          This would be a very simple job for a drain cleaner if you’ve exhausted all your options. Total job should be about $50. Trap may have to be replaced no matter who removes it due to age. Check the pop-up stopper as a last resort, often hair and soap build up right there. Lane.

        • #285712
          Avatar photohj
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            Removing the trap will only give access to the problem. The stoppage is not in the trap, unless you dropped a pencil or similar down it. Traps are designed, by code, not to catch hair, etc., so you would still need a snake after you removed the trap.

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