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I have a stuck bathroom drain in my second floor bathtub. The house
is probably 50 years old so it has old plumbing. The drain flows but very slowly. At times, when the volume of water is fairly high, I end up standing in a puddle when showering. Here is what I have tried so far: 1. boiling hot water down the drain several times 2. Drano and its equivalents several times 3. Snaked the pipe through the overflow for a distance of about 10 feet. Pulled up some hair but the drain was still not performing. 4. Used the contraption which is placed into the drain pipe and attached to a garden hose. It fills up with water after sealing off the pipe and shoots a flow of water into the remaining pipe. No luck. I am reluctant to expose the pipe to pull it apart as I will have to take off the sheetrock from the first floor to do it. I would appreciate some suggestions. Al Kondo |
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