How to remove tub drain plug?

First, you need a tub drain plug removal tool. Your plumber might have one or might sell them in the home improvement store. The tool usually looks like a large screwdriver with a hexagonal end. It may be a long, flat tool or a short one. It also might have a screwdriver tip on one end or a pick on the other end. A power tool is an option too. You can use a power auger or a shop vacuum to remove the drain plug.

How to remove a bathtub drain plug cap?

If the bathtub drain plug is corroded, it is better to replace it. Screw the new drain plug tightly into the drain hole. Screw the old one into the drain hole with a plumber’s screwdriver. Leave the drain plug in the drain hole for about 24 hours to allow the corrosion to completely form a firm seal.

How to remove a bathtub drain plug without a wrench?

If you have a drain plug with an Allen wrench screwdriver-type lock (a hex key used to secure the drain plug in place), you might be able to loosen the drain plug with a simple wrench or pliers. If you do not have the right tool or are unable to loosen the drain plug, you might be able to use a plunger and toilet bowl plunger to break it loose. Be very careful not to break the drain pipe while doing this.

How to remove drain plug from tub?

The first thing you need to do is loosen the drain plug with a wrench or plumber’s screwdriver. Your tub should release the water easily. If it does not, you can try using a hair dryer to help loosen the drain plug. If it still does not release, you should check the tub seal and the plug gasket. If they are damaged, you need to replace them. If the gasket is in good condition, you can try to clean it and apply some

How to remove a tub drain plug?

To remove a tub drain plug, you need to first loosen the drain plug nuts with a wrench. While holding the nuts in place, slowly turn the wrench to the left. This will remove the nuts from the tub drain plug. Disconnect the tub drain hose and pull out the drain plug from the drain hole. Once the tub drain plug is completely free from the tub drain hole, you can replace the drain plug back in the drain hole. Remember to replace the drain plug nuts too.