Dealing with a slow-moving or clogged kitchen sink? Try these expert tips to get things flowing again without having to call ...

We evaluated drain snakes and augers—for both professionals and homeowners—to find the best tools for tackling the toughest clogs in sinks, tubs, and toilets.

When comparing a toilet auger vs a snake, understand that both are drain-cleaning tools with subtle differences. Plumbers use ...

Toilet augers have a hard rubber elbow that goes into the toilet ... hand-feed the snake into the drain by pulling it out of the casing and pushing it into the pipe. It is likely a p-trap or a 90 ...

The method of inspection will also depend on the depth of the sewer pipe. While snaking cameras, an auger with a camera attached at the end, can reach 20 feet deep, a sewer pipe deeper than 300 ...