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How do I open up the overflow drains they are blocked inside the sink ?
The bathroom sink drain holes toward the pipe on the inside have been blocked off with some kind of metal soldering and inside of the actual sink and we cannot reach up into it to unblock the rest of the sink. Thank you
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