Is your bathtub draining slowly, leaving you standing in a puddle? Or maybe you’re upgrading your bathroom fixtures for a fresh new look? You might think this job requires a plumber, but removing a...

You know the moment when you turn off the faucet, and the sink refuses to drain. That slow, gurgling sound usually means air is trapped by a partial clog — one of the most common signs your drain n...

We’ve all been there: standing in the shower, watching the water rise around our ankles, or waiting impatiently for the sink to drain after washing a few dishes. Clogged drains are one of the most ...

Summary Blocked drains are a universally irritating issue, and the solution is as simple as the tool. Drain Buddy is a clever 2-in-1 drain stopper and hair catcher that fits most standard bathroom...

Summary The clever basket of Drain Buddy immediately captures valuable objects and you will avoid an expensive plumbing crisis. Pull Clean technology is patented and easy to clean to retrieve your...

• Slow drains or standing water in your tub often come from hair, soap, or debris clogs.
• DIY fixes like removing hair, plunging, or using baking soda can clear most blockages.
• Avoid chemical cleaners, as they can hurt pipes and be unsafe for your family.
• Call a plumber if water backs up fast, smells bad, or affects other drains in your home.
• A hair catcher like Drain Buddy and regular cleaning stop clogs before they start.

• Coffee grounds don’t dissolve; they compact into thick masses that block sink drains.
• They stick to grease and debris, creating tough, sticky messes in pipes.
• Grounds can gum up garbage disposals, overload septic tanks, and make drains smell musty.
• Composting or trashing grounds is the safest way to keep pipes clear.
• A sink strainer, like Drain Buddy, catches grounds and food bits before they become a clog.

Summary:  Slow-draining sinks often stem from clogs caused by hair, soap scum, or grease buildup in drain pipes or P-traps. Ventilation issues, improper pipe slope, or mineral buildup can also res...

Summary:  Pet hair from baths mixes with soap to form dense clogs, causing slow drainage and odors. Brushing pets before bathing and using hair-specific drain catchers prevent fur buildup in pipes...