Pouring half a cup of dish soap into your toilet bowl is one of the best ways to ensure that non-flushable items can navigate through your pipes. It’s important to allow the dis ...

This technique for unclogging a toilet with hot water can be quite messy but proves surprisingly effective for tackling smaller clogs, particularly those caused by an overload of toilet paper.

Finally, you can finish everything by simply flushing the toilet and watching all the contents go down easily. I thought this was an invaluable way to unclog a toilet, but let's see what a few of ...

That may mean blowing your cover if you've been trying to unclog the toilet incognito. In that case, the best you can hope for is to not become the butt of any future jokes. Good luck with that ...

Clogs in the sink are caused by grease, soap, and food residue that settle on the pipe walls. Instead of aggressive chemicals or using a plunger, the problem can be solved with a natural and safe ...

Whether you live in a modest apartment or a mansion, drains are your friend. They get water and waste out of your home and take it where it needs to go. And we only really notice them when they ...

Grab some dish soap, a bucket, and hot water to get things flushing smoothly again.

The thought of calling a plumber for a minor leak or other small problem may feel like an overreaction. While plumbing problems can be minor, they can also be devastating to your home and bank account ...

But if you’ve already got a blockage to deal with then you may be able to clear it relatively cheaply with two natural items. Shower experts Mira Showers suggest using a mixture of baking soda ...