TikTok has become a reliable place for the "CleanTok" community to share quick, "game-changing" hacks. If it's a bathroom cleaning hack to a handy TikTok pillowcase hack, to make bedding less of a chore, you'll be sure to find a clever solution to your cleaning woes.  

Similarly, it is always annoying when water is not flowing freely through the sink. It can not only lead to the accumulation of gunk, but also create a bad "rotten egg" smell. This can be embarrassing if you have a guest round! 

However, if you want to know a simpler way of how to get rid of clogging of drains without a plunger, this virus TikTok hack may be a lifesaver. This is especially true if you're spending too much money on expensive (and toxic) products that don't work.  A TikTok video posted by a user named "Ouisaucy" shows an incredibly simple trick to get rid of the clogging of the sink. In addition, it does not cost you anything - so what exactly is this trick? 

A clip with the caption "Sink not clogged" shows a sink with undrained water. After that, the user begins to show a quick (and rather unusual) way to get rid of the clogging of the sink. Instead of grabbing plungers and tools, they simply used their hands instead! 

By covering the plug hole by hand and pumping it violently, this essentially mimics the action of the plunger. After several attempts, the water begins to drain smoothly, and there are no miracle products. Impressive! 

It's no wonder that this hack quickly went viral and gained more than 280k views from impressed users. One comment is "Absolutely works." The family looks at me like I'm crazy about doing this," another said, but "I can't believe Sink CPR works, thanks!"!

In fact, more than 200 comments said how this clever technology worked for them, proving that you do not need expensive products or callouts to plumbers in some cases.

Plumbing experts recommend that this may be a convenient (not intended for pun), a way for small blockages rather than ongoing drainage problems."This is actually a very convenient way to help small blockages," says Plumbworld's Jennifer Shaw. "Your hand essentially works the same way as a plunger, removing small shards of debris that may have been snagged by the pipe. In most cases, this method should work, but if you still have problems, the only option is to use Drain Unblock or call a specialist "

So, there you have it — a simple and effective drain hack! If you enjoy cleaning and other hacks to make your life easier, check out our own TikTok videos.