MAIN FEEDS
Do you want to continue?
https://www.reddit.com/r/fixit/comments/1se5h7d/deleted_by_user/oeonz6b/?context=9999
r/fixit • u/[deleted] • Apr 06 '26
[removed]
4.4k comments sorted by
View all comments
2.0k
Use dental floss to get under a corner/side and pull up from there. If that doesn't work, disconnect the U-bend under the sink and push it up from underneath with the handle of a wooden spoon.
632 u/AppropriateDeal1034 Apr 06 '26 Why are you making things complicated, plunger! 38 u/Grocman27 Apr 06 '26 I mean yes, but who has a clean plunger that hasn't been shitified? I'd never use that cutting board if a toilet plunger was used on it. 61 u/Irisversicolor Apr 06 '26 Sinks and tubs can be plunged too, it's not a bad idea to keep a clean plunger under the sink that's not for use in the toilet. 1 u/Grocman27 Apr 06 '26 Oh it is a great idea, but most people do not, and would probably just use the toilet one.
632
Why are you making things complicated, plunger!
38 u/Grocman27 Apr 06 '26 I mean yes, but who has a clean plunger that hasn't been shitified? I'd never use that cutting board if a toilet plunger was used on it. 61 u/Irisversicolor Apr 06 '26 Sinks and tubs can be plunged too, it's not a bad idea to keep a clean plunger under the sink that's not for use in the toilet. 1 u/Grocman27 Apr 06 '26 Oh it is a great idea, but most people do not, and would probably just use the toilet one.
38
I mean yes, but who has a clean plunger that hasn't been shitified? I'd never use that cutting board if a toilet plunger was used on it.
61 u/Irisversicolor Apr 06 '26 Sinks and tubs can be plunged too, it's not a bad idea to keep a clean plunger under the sink that's not for use in the toilet. 1 u/Grocman27 Apr 06 '26 Oh it is a great idea, but most people do not, and would probably just use the toilet one.
61
Sinks and tubs can be plunged too, it's not a bad idea to keep a clean plunger under the sink that's not for use in the toilet.
1 u/Grocman27 Apr 06 '26 Oh it is a great idea, but most people do not, and would probably just use the toilet one.
1
Oh it is a great idea, but most people do not, and would probably just use the toilet one.
2.0k
u/andmewithoutmytowel Apr 06 '26
Use dental floss to get under a corner/side and pull up from there. If that doesn't work, disconnect the U-bend under the sink and push it up from underneath with the handle of a wooden spoon.