Use drain screens on your kitchen and bathroom sink drains. These clever little catchers prevent hair, food, contact lenses, earrings and who-knows-what-else from finding their way down your drain.

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Bathroom sinks can become clogged with hair, oils, and toothpaste. Learn how to clean a bathroom sink drain in three easy steps, and some tips to keep it clean.

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If you've got standing water in your sink, the best way to get it to go down the drain is to plunge it. You'll need a plunger -- but preferably not the one from your bathroom (yuck), so use a ...

Q: I’ve noticed over the past several weeks that my bathroom sink is draining very slowly. It started several weeks ago, but it has become progressively worse. I have tried chemicals and a ...

To properly plunge your bathroom sink, it’s best to have a drain plunger—these are usually the ones with red cups and wood handles. You can also buy a hand plunger for sinks for around $5 ...