Diy Drain Stopper __hot__ -

A used, empty plastic coffee pod can sometimes fit snugly into standard sink drains.

A small washcloth or sponge and a plastic sandwich bag. How to do it: Dampen the washcloth or sponge. Stuff it into the plastic bag, squeezing out the air.

If you’ve ever settled in for a relaxing soak only to find your drain plug has gone missing, or if you're traveling and need to wash clothes in a sink without a stopper, you know how frustrating that small missing piece can be.

Sometimes you think you need a new stopper, but actually, the drain is just clogged with hair, preventing the stopper from seating properly.