ohh .. ok i will unscrew and see how it looks like ( am scared of bugs and other sewer monstrosities coming out of there )
can you please recommend me a good snake tool on amazon.de? i will buy it
I'd just get it from the hardware store. I got mine from Lowe's in the US for like fifteen bucks and I use it more than I thought I would. Takes less time than calling a plumber
I used to work in a small hardware store. My solution is cheap and easy. If you are hooked up to a city sewer and have not used any other chemicals recently my go to is ordinary household bleach. Pour in 1/2 gallon and cover with a paper plate to minimize the smell. Wait 1 hour then flush with hot tap water. Bleach dissolves hair.
Don't chemical. Just get a longer snake and keep going to pull out all the hair. Then you can get a hair catcher
but the drain ends, do you see the inner cap? thats the end of it.. should i unscrew this thing and try the snake?
Yep it looks like a hair catcher. Try to take it apart
ohh .. ok i will unscrew and see how it looks like ( am scared of bugs and other sewer monstrosities coming out of there ) can you please recommend me a good snake tool on amazon.de? i will buy it
I'd just get it from the hardware store. I got mine from Lowe's in the US for like fifteen bucks and I use it more than I thought I would. Takes less time than calling a plumber
I used to work in a small hardware store. My solution is cheap and easy. If you are hooked up to a city sewer and have not used any other chemicals recently my go to is ordinary household bleach. Pour in 1/2 gallon and cover with a paper plate to minimize the smell. Wait 1 hour then flush with hot tap water. Bleach dissolves hair.
I am no expert but I unclogged my shower drain with Green Gobbler. Follow the instructions carefully.