Unclog — Bath

Once the drain runs clear, use a mesh drain catcher (a few dollars at any hardware store). Clean it after every shower. That tiny screen will save you from ever playing plumber with a wire hanger again.

The Slow Drain: How to Unclog a Bathtub in 5 Steps unclog bath

Sometimes the clog isn't in the tub drain, but in the overflow drain. Remove the overflow plate cover. Once the drain runs clear, use a mesh

Fill the tub with a few inches of hot water—just enough to cover the plunger’s rubber cup. Seal the plunger over the drain. Push down firmly, then pull up sharply. Repeat 10–15 times. The suction and pressure will dislodge deeper clogs. Pull the plunger straight off to break the seal; you should see water drain quickly. The Slow Drain: How to Unclog a Bathtub