The drain valve of the washbasin is stuck as soon as it is pressed, but it won't bounce. Is there any way to get it back?

After the washbasin has been used for a long time, it has not been effectively maintained, resulting in too much dirt, and the drain valve in the middle will inevitably get stuck, which will affect our normal use.

What if the drain valve in the middle of the sink is stuck? Take a look at my little experience. Check the type of drain valve first to see if your home is a flip drain valve or a bounce drain valve. There is a difference between these two kinds of maintenance.

~ The appearance and maintenance method of the tilting drain valve (see the figure below) 1. To flip the drain valve, you need to remove the drain pipe under the basin first. Step 1: Unscrew the bracket screw. Step 2: Remove the sewer pipe. Step three, find a long chopstick or a thin iron bar and poke it from bottom to top. Step 4, the flap launching valve is successfully opened. The above is the maintenance method of the flap drain valve. It should be noted that after opening the sewer valve, you need to find a rag to wipe your mouth, usually because there is hair or debris blocking it.

~ appearance and maintenance method of bouncing sewage valve. (Look at the picture below) First, the maintenance method of pop-up is relatively simple, and it can be unscrewed by turning it counterclockwise. After unscrewing, you only need to clean up the sundries inside, and you can use it by twisting it clockwise.

Step 1: Loosen the bouncing water valve counterclockwise. Step 2: Rinse with hot water, or directly clean the sundries by hand, and then wash your hands.

Step 3: Rotate the cleaned bouncing drain valve clockwise, and it can be used normally.

The above is my introduction to the maintenance methods of these two different drain valves in daily life. I believe that after reading it, you don't have to worry about the problem that the drain valve of the washbasin at home can't be opened.