Grab a sturdy garbage bag—something big enough to cover the toilet bowl. Cut a small hole in the center, just big enough for ...

pour approximately half a cup of dish soap into the toilet. Allow the soap to sit undisturbed for 15 to 30 minutes to penetrate the clog. As the soap sits, it will create a slippery solution that ...

"A good old-fashioned snake or auger is usually a better option for tackling clogs," Fagundes says. "For simple clogs, a ...

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