Clogged - Double Sink

Unlike a single basin, a double sink operates on a shared plumbing system. This means the problem isn’t just in one pipe—it’s usually in the or the drain line beyond it. Before you call a plumber, here is the step-by-step guide to diagnosing and clearing that stubborn clog.

: Fibrous foods (like string beans) or object jams in the disposal can cause one or both sides to backup. double sink clogged

Double sinks share a and a main drain line. Common causes for a backup include: Unlike a single basin, a double sink operates

: Fill the clogged side with 3–4 inches of water to create a seal around the plunger head. : Fibrous foods (like string beans) or object

Plunging a double sink requires a specific technique to ensure suction reaches the clog rather than just pushing air to the other bowl.

For minor clogs or slow drains, use a chemical-free reaction to break down organic matter.