Tried it all. Lowered the j curve because I was told it was too high did not work. Water drains and comes up the other side immediately. Pulled it all apart and no clogs. Help!

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Originally Posted by Foustc

Tried it all. Lowered the j curve because I was told it was too high did not work. Water drains and comes up the other side immediately. Pulled it all apart and no clogs. Help!

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You'll find your clog in the horizontal drain in the wall. The solution would be to remove the traps "J" bend and send a snake up into the wall,(see image). There's a bend ablout 8 inches in but once around that you only have to put out 6 more feet of snake. Flush with a tub of hot water. Good luck and thank you for ratting my answer. Tom

What about venting? I have heard that could be a problem. I know nothing about this sort of thing.

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Originally Posted by speedball1

You'll find your clog in the horizontal drain in the wall. The solution would be to remove the traps "J" bend and send a snake up into the wall,(see image). There's a bend ablout 8 inches in but once around that you only have to put out 6 more feet of snake. Flush with a tub of hot water. Good luck and thank you for ratting my answer. Tom

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Originally Posted by Foustc

What about venting? I have heard that could be a problem. I know nothing about this sort of thing.

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If it were a blocked vent you might drain a little slow but it wouldn't back up. Trust me in this and snake the drain line. Good luck, Tom