Top Tools for Deep-Cleaning Bathroom Drain Systems

Notice how in your bathroom sink or tub, water takes forever to go away after you yank the plug? This likely means your drain is clogged with hair, soap and other gunk. But don't worry! With a few tools, you can unclog a drain and stop the water from backing up.

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A very useful equipment to clean up bathroom drains is a drain snake. This tool is long and flexible, so you can reach down the drain to snare and extract clogs. Simply stick the snake down into the drain, twist it around to catch the clog and pull it out. It's like magic.

A plunger is another essential tool for unclogging drains. You probably saw your parents plunge a toilet. And did you know you can also use it in the sink or tub? Simply plop the plunger on top of the drain and then push and pull to create suction. This helps dislodge the clog and allows the water to flow once again.

Use Drain Weasel Sink Clog Remover Tool Kit

Is there an unpleasant odor in your bathroom that doesn't go away even when you clean it? The  stainless steel cup washers  could be emanating from your drain. The drain is a tub’s single most vulnerable part when it comes to odor issues: Over time, mold and bacteria will accumulate there, giving off bad odors that waft their way back up into your bathroom.

Although a strong whiff of sewage is a calling card when you have basement plumbing problems, the smell of leaks is smelly on it’s own. A  plastic cup washers  can be useful as well, as it’s designed to scrub away dirt from the walls of a drain. Just insert the brush into the drain and give it a turn to take out any gunk. You’ll be amazed at how much better your bathroom smells.

A foaming drain cleaner is also good to have on hand. These  stainless cup washer  are supposed to bust up old food and murder smelly bacteria. The cleaner is simply poured down the drain, left to sit for a few hours and then rinsed away with hot water.  No matter, you will definitely get a clean and decent smelling drain in no time!

Maintain Clear Drains in the Bathroom

Keeping your bathroom drains clean can help keep your space nice and smelling fresh. By employing drain snakes, plunger, drain brushes, and foaming cleaners, you can unclog the stubborn drains, remove that bad odors, and also keep the bathroom clean. Equip yourself with the right tools for the job and you can maintain your drains without any effort, plus have a sweet smelling bathroom!