Have you used a plunger. IE a rubber cup attached to a handle should clear vomit.
$2.98!
I’m imagining a plumber (I’m picturing John Belushi) showing up with this (really cute) plunger and presenting a bill for $80.
I’m definitely going to pick one up at Home Depot.
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LOL! Yeah that is a great visual. Belushi would be perfect. Or Bill Murray?
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It is a great little plunger. We tried a LOT of stuff before using this with hot water and dawn - it totally worked. Years of slow build-up got all shook up and voila - it drains like a rocket.
I did use a plunger and a few other tricks! Managed to get in unclogged last week, thanks for your input though! much appreciated.
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Yep, I concur! Got a norovirus at the family Memorial Day get together this spring. I plugged my sink— toilet was too far away!
So this recently happened to me at my property. I was completely mortified that a guest reported that the sink was blocked. Basically a guest before poured a ton of bacon grease down the drain. The drain was flowing when I was there after the cleaners - but I guess it solidified and eventually blocked the drain.
We immediately offered to send a plumber but the guest felt that the house was so nice - they would be fine using the other sink. I was actually shocked that we got a solid review from the guest. Sometimes good things happen.
That being said - the trap needed to be cleaned out. There was no way of getting around that.
Dan Akroyd played the plumber on SNL, as I recall. Butt crack and all.
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