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{{fa}}Chances are you don't spend much time thinking about the little rod that opens and closes your [[Clear a Clogged Drain with Vinegar|drain]] — until it fails to work. Fortunately, there is no rocket science happening under your [[Clean a Dull Stainless Steel Sink|sink]], just a couple of simple rods that hook together to push the stopper up and down. They're pretty easy to adjust if you know what you're looking for. | {{fa}}Chances are you don't spend much time thinking about the little rod that opens and closes your [[Clear a Clogged Drain with Vinegar|drain]] — until it fails to work. Fortunately, there is no rocket science happening under your [[Clean a Dull Stainless Steel Sink|sink]], just a couple of simple rods that hook together to push the stopper up and down. They're pretty easy to adjust if you know what you're looking for. | ||
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== Steps == | == Steps == | ||
# '''Understand a bit''' of what's going on under your sink. When you pull up on the drain rod (1), it pulls up on another rod (3) that's under your sink, behind the drain. This rod passes through a ball joint (5) and hooks into a notch (6) in the bottom of your drain stopper (7). | # '''Understand a bit''' of what's going on under your sink. When you pull up on the drain rod (1), it pulls up on another rod (3) that's under your sink, behind the drain. This rod passes through a ball joint (5) and hooks into a notch (6) in the bottom of your drain stopper (7). | ||
