Bust Up Your Shower Clog in 3 Simple Steps
A clogged shower can be disgusting. As is not being able to shower because of one! To get that drain moving, simply follow these three steps to be a clog buster!
1. Check the drain
If you’re lucky, it may be a simple fix. First, clear all hair from the drain. (This could get gross. Feel free to wear a plastic glove.)
2. Take the plunge
Still not draining? Try using a plunger to dislodge the clog. Make sure there’s enough water in the bathtub to cover the bottom of the plunger.
3. Deploy Drano®
Does this particular clog seem bust-up proof? If standing water remains, use Drano® Max Gel Clog Remover. It pours straight through the water and attacks the clog directly.
See? It’s as easy as 1-2-3!
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