So yesterday I'm washing dishes, minding my own business, when suddenly water from one sink starts bubbling up into the other side. Weird, right? Anyway, got me thinking—what if there's something mysterious lurking down there... um, anyone got ideas what it could be?
Had something similar happen last year—turned out to be a clog deep down the line. At first, I joked it was some kind of sink monster plotting revenge for all the food scraps I'd shoved down there over the years... but sadly, no mysterious creatures, just a stubborn grease blockage. Quick tip: try pouring hot water mixed with baking soda and vinegar down there. Works wonders and gives you a mini volcano show in your kitchen. Good luck!
Had a similar issue at my place a few months back. Tried the baking soda and vinegar trick too—definitely entertaining, but unfortunately didn't fully clear the blockage. Ended up having to snake the drain carefully. Just a heads-up: if you're dealing with grease, hot water can help, but avoid boiling water if your pipes are older or PVC... it can warp or damage them. Learned that one the hard way.
Yeah, baking soda and vinegar is fun to watch but honestly overrated for serious clogs. I ended up using one of those plastic drain sticks—cheap and grossly satisfying. Definitely agree on the boiling water though... learned that lesson myself.
