Bathroom Sink Stopper Stuck No Rod

If your bathroom sink stopper is stuck and you don't have a rod to remove it, don't worry. There are a few other ways to get the job done. Here are three methods you can try:

1. Use a pair of pliers

If you have a pair of pliers, you can use them to grip the stopper and pull it out. Be careful not to damage the stopper or the sink. To do this:

Grasp the stopper with the pliers.
Gently pull the stopper up and out of the drain.
If the stopper is stuck, you may need to use a little more force.
Once the stopper is removed, clean it and the drain.

2. Use a suction cup

If you don't have a pair of pliers, you can use a suction cup to remove the stopper. To do this:

Wet the suction cup and place it over the stopper.
Press down on the suction cup to create a seal.
Pull up on the suction cup to remove the stopper.
If the stopper is stuck, you may need to use a little more force.
Once the stopper is removed, clean it and the drain.

3. Use a coat hanger

If you don't have a pair of pliers or a suction cup, you can use a coat hanger to remove the stopper. To do this:

Straighten out the coat hanger.
Create a small hook at the end of the coat hanger.
Insert the hook into the hole in the stopper.
Pull up on the coat hanger to remove the stopper.
If the stopper is stuck, you may need to use a little more force.
Once the stopper is removed, clean it and the drain.

Once you have removed the stopper, you can clean it and the drain. To clean the stopper, use a mild detergent and water. To clean the drain, use a drain cleaner.