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Reach in (with gloves!) and remove as much debris as possible. Place the waste directly into a bucket—do not leave it on the floor where it can wash back in.
Push until you hit resistance. Use a firm shoving motion to break up the debris.
This is usually the for outside drains, as most blockages are caused by leaves, roots, or solid objects that chemicals cannot dissolve.
Often blocked by "fatbergs" (grease) or non-flushable items (wipes).
Call someone if:
Here’s the step-by-step best practice, from safest to most aggressive.
Once the resistance gives way, keep rodding while a partner pours water down the drain to wash away the loosened gunk. 🌊 Method 3: Pressure Washing (The "Blast" Method)
