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One toilet bubbles when the other is flushed and one of the bathroom sinks won't drai
On one wall, in a line, there is a toilet-works fine, bathroom sink-works fine, tub-drains fine, bathroom sink-won't drain and no luck with a snake, toilet-works fine, but bubbles up when the first toilet is flushed. Kitchen sink on the back side of the first bathroom sink drains fine. Should I call a plummer? I am so afraid that they will have to tear out the wall. Any suggestions?
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