Had the worst slow-drain problem in my kitchen sink for months...tried all the usual stuff, nothing worked. Finally got serious, took apart the pipe underneath (gross, I know), cleaned it out properly, and now it's draining perfectly. Anyone else tackled plumbing issues successfully?
"took apart the pipe underneath (gross, I know)"
Haha, been there, done that...the smell alone is enough to make you rethink your life choices. Good on you for tackling it head-on though. Next time, consider a drain snake first—super effective and way less messy. Bonus points: it's eco-friendly since you're not pouring chemicals down the drain. Saved me from plumbing hell more times than I care to admit.
Drain snakes are great, but honestly, sometimes taking apart the pipe is the only way to really see what's going on down there. Did you find anything interesting causing the blockage? I've pulled out some pretty weird stuff over the years—kids' toys, toothbrushes, even a spoon once (still puzzled about that one...). Anyway, good job sorting it yourself. Just make sure you got those connections tight again—leaks afterward are no fun to deal with.
