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Drain Pipes: What to Do If There’s a Clog
One of the most common issues when it comes to a home's plumbing system is clogged drains. Many of these service calls can be prevented by keeping an eye on what's going down the drain in the first place. Here's an example: sink stoppages are often caused by grease that has been dumped down the sink. This seemingly harmless liquid actually leaves fatty deposits along the way, gradually forming a layer of grease on the pipe wall. Food particles cling to this layer and before you know it, there's a clog in your pipe. To help prevent this from happening, pour excess grease - such as cooking oil - into a can or sack and throw it in the garbage.
If you do experience a clogged sink, follow the steps below. For a visual demonstration of this procedure, refer to the plumbing section of the Lennar Home Care Video:
TIP: Keep a separate plunger especially for your kitchen sink along with one designated for your toilets.
Cup your sink plunger tightly over the drain, making sure it covers the entire drain opening. Make sure that there is enough water in the sink to cover the plunger's rubber cup. Plunge vigorously several ... more

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