naylor132001
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Bathroom sink drains slowly when plug is in place (but raised!). Draining can be accelerated by pumping the plug, at which time air bubbles are released. Sink drains very fast when plug is removed. I suspected an air pocket below the plug, and hey presto I find the outlets from the overflow below the plug, which can also serve as vents. How might I clean these out, they being very narrow & hard to get to? I've tried long needles and pressuring up the thru the overflow. Or am I barking up the proverbial wrong tree?
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