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First: Be prepared.
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Keep the tools you need handy. A flange type plunger will be needed. If you are willing to try a little harder, a plumber’s auger is good to have.
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Second: Practice prevention.
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Don’t put things down that drain that don’t belong there. Watch your children and teach them that flushing is not the right thing for their toys, their homework, or sister’s dolly.
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Third: Try the plunger.
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Apply the flange type plunger and give it several good sessions of plunging. The idea is to pull the plug back and loosen it enough to flush properly, remember.
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Fourth: Get out the auger.
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You can use the closet auger to break up the clog, or hook it and withdraw if to clear the drain.
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n Fifth: Do the smart thing.
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If you have given it your best try and no good has come of it, call the plumber.
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Your local plumbing professional will be ready to help you out with experienced and well equipped plumbing technicians . Call them; you will be glad you did.
