Step 2: Remove the stopper

Remove the stopper from the drain. If you have a pop-up stopper, you can use a screwdriver to remove it. If your stopper is a toe-touch or lift-and-turn style, you can simply lift it out of the drain.

Step 3: Use a plunger

You can use a plunger to attempt to remove the blockage. Place the plunger over the drain and push down and up quickly several times. Check to see if the water starts to drain. If so, continue plunging until the blockage is fully removed.

Step 4: Try using a drain snake

If the plunger is unsuccessful, you can try using a drain snake. A drain snake is a long, flexible wire that is inserted into the drain and used to remove the blockage manually. Insert the snake into the drain and slowly turn the handle, pushing it further down the drain until you feel resistance. Try to manoeuvre the snake past the blockage and continue turning the handle. Once you feel the blockage release, remove the snake and run some water to test if the blockage is completely clear.

If you've tried these methods but still have a blocked bath, it's time to contact Drainage Cumbria.

Using Drainage Cumbria to Remove Your Blocked Bath

When you contact Drainage Cumbria to remove your blocked bath, you can expect a prompt and professional service. Our team of experts will arrive at your Berrier home equipped with the latest technology and techniques to solve your drainage issues quickly and efficiently.

We will start by assessing the cause and severity of the blockage, using CCTV cameras to get a clear view of the blockage and surrounding drainpipes. Once we know the issue at hand, we will use our high-pressure water jetting systems to clear the blockage entirely. This process is effective in the removal of even the most stubborn of blockages, ensuring your bath is in a pristine condition.