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Awesome, thanks Jeff! Will try all those techniques and let you know.

Indeed.

Yea, that's what's great about renting.... only the very best.

That is a pipe like trombone slide, adjustable. The system was installed to accommodate drawers below the sink instead of a cabinet. Black hose is the off-shoot from the anti-overflow drain. Any chance you guys can facetime me?

I'm making it too easy on you guys for jokes...

Yea, the weird part is that I didn't even use the snake on the wall until after the first run where I just cleaned everything and put it back together. That's when it went from slow to stopped and when I tried for the wall pipe.

That's my main suspicion, but I can't get the snake in anymore. Seems more like it is hitting hard pipe turns than a clog.

After I drop the pipes and drain, the sink runs for about 20 seconds before it backs up. Probably a quart and probably in the wall. I am having trouble getting much snake in there (small to medium sized, good for sink pipes). Any suggestions on how I can navigate the pipes? I have turned and...

I'm assuming it's either some kind of weird pressure issue with the weird turns, or there is something in the wall. I can't get the snake more than a foot into that pipe (any suggestions?). What's got me really stumped is the fact that after cleaning, it got worse and won't flow at all.

I did, all pipes are completely clean.

963FF0DE-B74D-49E1-B1D3-60DB4090686A by eaglesflyer5 posted Oct 12, 2019 at 9:56 AM9A0D08C5-B66B-4172-BA4A-3ECCB947FFB6 by eaglesflyer5 posted Oct 12, 2019 at 9:56 AM73721B37-4664-4DB8-8BE5-DB470847B990 by eaglesflyer5 posted Oct 12, 2019 at 9:56 AMGood morning. I had a slow draining bathroom...