A clogged toilet bowl is often the most annoying plumbing problem you can encounter in your life. As one of the most used bathroom accessories, this will mean not able to use it as well as the possibility of the crazy stench filling up your place. Luckily, it is not difficult to unclog the choked toilet bowl yourself. This article hopes to share with you the steps to do so and prepare your self for this plumbing emergency.

Most of the time, all you really need is a plunger and yourself to unclog the toilet bowl.

Step 1:

Remove any mat in the bathroom and put on gloves. This will help avoid any unsightly stains when you begin to unchoke your toilet bowl.

Step 2:

Scoup out the water in the toilet bowl into a bucket until the level is closed to the normal level when the toilet bowl is functioning.

Step 3:

Now, take the plunger and insert it into the toilet bowl. Ensure that you are able to position the plunger to get a beneficial suction so that you can get more power when you start the plunging.

Step 4:

With the plunger in place, start plunging by pushing it down and pulling it up. Remember to maintain it at location and not pull too hard that it gets out of place. Usually, after a few minutes, you should see residues coming up which means that your toilet bowl should be unclogged.

Step 5:

Now is time to test if you have unclogged your toilet bowl. Flush your toilet bowl and observe if all is clear and the water flush properly. If it does, you have just successfully unclogged your toilet bowl. If it doesn't repeat step 1-5 again and see if it helps. There may be times when the chokage is really serious. If that is so, it is time to call in a licensed plumber to help you clear the mess.