A?P-trap?is a pipe that sits under the sinks that are in your home. Sadly the trap tends to collect all manner of things, including , hair, grease, debris, and soap scum. This makes a P-trap the number one location of clogs in the sewer system. Dagenham Plumbers can sort this. If the trap is blocked up, you will see a slowing down of the water draining from the fixture. The loo has the biggest P-trap of any of the fixtures in the home, so if should you have slow draining water in your fixture, clean the P-trap to avoid a complete backing up. Take everything from below the affected sink so that you will be able to work comfortably. Then use these steps:Place a plastic bowl underneath the P-trap.Undo and take off the two nuts that are connecting the trap to the sink and the fitting at the wall. Use a brush or rod to clear the debris from the inside of the unit. Ensure sure that every part is fully clean inside and outside. Inspect all the washers they should be soft and supple. Put the P-trap back together again, which is quite straightforward and then check that the washers are correctly positioned. The nuts should not be tightened too much, then check for leaks. Should the unit still be leaking, then tighten each one a little until the leaking stops. It is possible to twist the washers so be careful.6). If this procedure cannot fix the issue with the trap, you really should call on the services of a professional who has the knowledge and experience and correct tools to get your drain water flowing freely again. A Dagenham Plumber is qualified to do this.