How to design kitchen corners

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<p>When the plunger fails, it's time to call in the heavy artillery—the drain snake! This long, flexible tool with a spiral head can reach deep into the drain to break up clogs and retrieve stubborn debris.</p>



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<li><b>Avoid Pouring Grease Down the Drain:</b> Grease is a notorious clog culprit. Instead of pouring it down the drain, let it cool and solidify, then discard it in the trash. You can also use a grease trap to collect grease from cooking.</li>
<p>If the plunger doesn't work on the first try, don't give up! Try again, ensuring a good seal and applying consistent pressure. Sometimes, it takes a few rounds to loosen the clog.</p>
<li><strong>Insert with Caution:</strong> Gently insert the snake into the drain, rotating it as you go. The spiral head will help break up the clog and retrieve debris.</li>
<li><strong>Choose the Right Snake:</strong> Drain snakes come in various lengths and thicknesses. Choose a snake appropriate for the depth of your drain and the size of the clog. A longer, thicker snake is generally better for tougher clogs.</li>
<li><strong>Plunge with Force:</strong> Begin with a slow, steady up-and-down motion, gradually increasing the force as you go. You should hear a gurgling sound as the plunger dislodges the clog.</li>