Snake Washing Machine Drain • Top

Safety is the top priority. Unplug the washing machine from the electrical outlet to eliminate any risk of shock. Turn off the hot and cold water supply valves located behind the machine to prevent accidental leaks. 2. Locate the Standpipe and Remove the Hose

: Pull the snake back out and clear off any lint, hair, or grease. Repeat the process until you can feed the snake its full length (or at least 4–5 feet past the trap) without resistance. YouTube +4 Snaking the Drain Hose (Optional) If the blockage is inside the flexible hose: Disconnect both ends of the hose from the machine and the wall. Insert a smaller snake (or even a straightened coat hanger with caution) to push out lint or small items like socks. Flush the hose with hot water in a bathtub or outdoors before reattaching. YouTube +3 Finishing Up Flush the Line snake washing machine drain

A snake is a long, flexible rod with a spiral end that is inserted into the washing machine drain to remove blockages. It's typically made of metal or plastic and comes in various lengths. Safety is the top priority