Here are the steps you can take to remove a blocked bath:

1. Stop using the bath The first step is to stop using the bath immediately. This will prevent further water from accumulating and potentially flooding your bathroom.

2. Remove the water Use a bucket or a cup to remove as much water as possible from the bath. This will make it easier to access the blockage and remove it.

3. Use a plunger A plunger is a useful tool for removing blockages in the drain. Place the plunger over the drain and push down gently. Then, pull the plunger up and repeat this motion several times until the blockage is removed.

4. Use a drain snake If the plunger doesn't work, try using a drain snake. This tool is designed to reach deeper into the drain and remove the blockage. Insert the snake into the drain and turn it clockwise while pushing it forward. Once you feel resistance, turn the snake counterclockwise to pull it out along with the blockage.

5. Check the bathtub stopper If the blockage is still present, check the bathtub stopper. Often, hair and debris can accumulate around the stopper, causing a blockage. Remove the stopper and clean it thoroughly.

6. Call a professional If none of the above steps work, its best to call a professional like Drainage Cumbria. Our team has the expertise and tools to deal with even the most stubborn blockages, and well have your bath back to normal in no time.