Why does my drain keep clogging?
Repeat clogs usually mean buildup further down the line, like grease, hair or soap scum, or a problem in the main line. Plunging clears the top; cleaning the line fixes the cause.
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Answered by MyLocalPlumberPro · Drains and clogs
Repeat clogs usually mean buildup further down the line, like grease, hair or soap scum, or a problem in the main line. Plunging clears the top; cleaning the line fixes the cause.
Key points
- Buildup down the line.
- Main line issues.
- Professional cleaning clears it.
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