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How to Flush the Drain Line in Your Bathroom Sinks

Regularly flushing your sink's drain line is essential to keep it fresh and clear of debris. This simple maintenance task helps prevent unpleasant odors and ensures smooth drainage.

Watch this step-by-step video to learn how to flush the drain line in your bathroom sinks.

How to Flush the Drain Line in Your Sink

Why Flush the Drain Line for Your Sinks?

Flushing the drain line for all of your bathroom sinks is important for:

  • Freshness: It prevents unpleasant odors from developing in the sink.
  • Debris Removal: Regular flushing helps keep the drain line clear of potential buildup.
  • Maintenance: Ensures your sink operates efficiently and reduces the risk of clogs.

How Often Should You Flush Your Bathroom Sinks?

It’s recommended to flush your bathroom sink drain lines once a month. This regular maintenance keeps the drains functioning properly and smelling fresh.

How Long Does This Process Take?

Flushing the drain line takes less than a minute, making it a quick and effective task.

What You’ll Need to Flush the Drain Line:

  • A bottle of bleach

Pro Tip: To make the process smoother, use a funnel to pour bleach from a bottle into a smaller container, like a water bottle. This also makes it easy to store the bleach under the sink.

How to Flush the Drain Line in Your Bathroom Sinks:

  1. Pour Bleach into Overflow
    Carefully pour bleach down the overflow opening of each bathroom sink. This helps eliminate odors and keeps the drain line clear.

  2. Allow Time to Work
    Let the bleach sit in the drain line for a few minutes to effectively sanitize and clear any debris.


By following these simple steps each month, you’ll keep your bathroom sinks fresh and free from potential issues.