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Before we start taking apart the pipes lets try a recipe I got from mom. Mix 1/2 cup table salt with 1/2 cup baking soda and dump in the drain, now follow with a cup of vinegar and let sit over night. Dump a full bucket of very hot water down the drain and tell us how it worked.
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