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You have a blockage downstream from the shower that must be snaked and cleared. You may snake from several places. 1) You may snake from the shower drain. 2) You mast pull the toilet and snake from there/ **OR** 3) you may snake from the lavatory roof vent. Put out enough snake to reach the base and 18 feet more. Good luck, Tom |
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