How to deal with stubborn kitchen sink clogs

[journe]

Lately my kitchen sink has been draining super slow, and sometimes it even clogs completely. I’ve tried chemical cleaners and a plunger, but nothing seems to fix it for more than a week. Should I look into professional services, or is there something else I can try myself first?

[Holipaa]

Kitchen sink clogs often need more than DIY fixes. When grease and food particles build up over time, professional services usually provide a more reliable long-term result.

[nyush9]

Kitchen sink clogs are some of the most persistent because grease, soap scum, and food particles create a sticky buildup that regular store-bought cleaners can’t fully clear. I tried plungers and cleaners for months, but the issue kept returning. I was looking for rooter drain cleaning in Seattle and found Ben's Plumbing, and their approach really impressed me. They use specialized equipment that not only removes the blockage but also cleans the pipe walls so clogs don’t reappear quickly. After their service, the water in my sink drained perfectly, and I didn’t have to worry about foul odors or backups anymore. Rooter services are especially effective in kitchens where grease and soap layers stick to the pipes. In my case, it saved me from having to replace parts of the line, which would have been far more expensive.