Firsthouse390
New Member
Hello,
Recently replaced a bathroom sink and installed a new p-trap. Old sink worked fine... maybe drained a bit slowly. However, the new sink drains extremely slowly! The sink basin will start back-filling with water after just a few seconds of the faucet running. Can't imagine this is a clog since old sink was OK a few days ago. Possibly entrapped air? If it matters, it did seem like the wall stub led to a 90deg elbow turned down directly inside the wall (essentially creating an s-trap). Any advice before I call in a pro? Photos of new sink attached.
Thanks!
Recently replaced a bathroom sink and installed a new p-trap. Old sink worked fine... maybe drained a bit slowly. However, the new sink drains extremely slowly! The sink basin will start back-filling with water after just a few seconds of the faucet running. Can't imagine this is a clog since old sink was OK a few days ago. Possibly entrapped air? If it matters, it did seem like the wall stub led to a 90deg elbow turned down directly inside the wall (essentially creating an s-trap). Any advice before I call in a pro? Photos of new sink attached.
Thanks!