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f you were faced with a clogged drain and wondering how to unclog a kitchen sink drain using a handheld powered auger, then the follow should walk you through the basics of unclogging a drain in the fastest way possible!

Here is a DIY kitchen sink drain unclogging video using a drill auger (or a drain snake auger) with a trick that just might save the day!

This is your ultimate home maintenence guide on how to unclog your kitchen sink using a drill-powered auger! This method is not only effective but also surprisingly simple, even for beginners. Let's dive into the step-by-step process:

Step 1: Preparation
Gather Your Tools: You'll need a drill, a drain auger (also known as a plumber's snake), a bucket, a wrench, and some gloves for safety.
Safety First: Put on your gloves to protect your hands from grime and potential sharp objects.

Step 2: Access the P-Trap
Locate the P-Trap: This is the U-shaped pipe under your sink. It's designed to trap debris and prevent clogs from going further into the plumbing.
Place a Bucket: Position a bucket under the P-Trap to catch any water or debris that might spill out.
Loosen the Slip Nuts: Using your wrench, gently loosen the slip nuts at both ends of the P-Trap. These are usually hand-tightened, but a little force might be needed. Turn counterclockwise to loosen.

Step 3: Remove the P-Trap
Remove the P-Trap: Once the nuts are loose, carefully remove the P-Trap. Empty any water or debris into the bucket. Inspect the trap for any large clogs or debris you can remove by hand.

Step 4: Insert the Auger
Attach the Auger to the Drill: Ensure your auger is securely attached to the drill. Most augers have a chuck that fits directly into the drill and make the work of DIY sink unclogging possible.
Feed the Auger: Insert the end of the auger into the drain opening where the P-Trap was.

Step 5: Use the Drill
Drill Slowly: Start drilling slowly to feed the auger into the drain. The auger will break up or retrieve the clog. You might feel resistance; this is normal, but if it's too much, stop and try to retrieve the auger to see if you've caught anything.
Retrieve the Auger: Once you've gone as far as you can or feel a significant decrease in resistance, slowly pull the auger back out, bringing the clog with it.

Step 6: Reassemble the P-Trap
Clean the P-Trap: Rinse out the P-Trap and ensure it's clear of any debris.
Reattach the P-Trap: Line up the P-Trap with the drain and tighten the slip nuts by hand, then give them a slight additional turn with the wrench to ensure a snug fit but avoid over-tightening.

Step 7: Test the Sink
Run Water: Turn on the tap to see if the water drains freely. If it does, you've successfully unclogged your sink!

Tips or Tricks !!:
If the clog persists, you might need to repeat the process or consider a more stubborn clog might require professional help.

But before you toss in the towel, try what we demonstrated in the video : cover one drian ( double sink ) with a stopper. Run water till the drain backs up into the sink. Briefly turn on the garbage disposal and see if that can force water through the clog enough to dislodge the clog.
It isn't a guarantee - just a trick that might help!

Always be gentle with your plumbing to avoid damage.
Consider using a drain catcher in the future to prevent clogs.

Remember, patience is key when unclogging a drain. If you follow these steps, you'll be well on your way to a clog-free kitchen sink. Don't forget to like, subscribe, and hit the bell for more DIY tips and tricks. Happy plumbing!

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