The first thing to check with any sink clog is the strainer over the drain. Remove it, look for any food or gunk, then clean it off thoroughly to make sure it isn’t causing your clog.

Next, you could consider using a plunger. Partially fill the sink with water (if it isn’t already filled), then work the plunger down and up several times before quickly pulling it off the drain opening. If you have a double-bowl kitchen sink, stuff a wet rag into the drain opening that isn’t clogged (this will help with suction).

If your sink doesn’t have a garbage disposal, use Drano^® Kitchen Granules Clog Remover. It creates heat inside your drain to melt and dislodge greasy clogs.

For a garbage disposal with a clog, use Drano^® Max Gel Clog Remover, or for drain odor, try Drano^® dual-force foamer clog remover.