Remove the drain cover and pull out any visible hair with a gloved hand, drain snake, or tweezers
Pour boiling water slowly into the drain if your pipes are metal and heat-safe
Add a mixture of baking soda followed by vinegar, let it sit, then flush with hot water
Use an enzyme-based drain cleaner designed to break down organic material
Use a chemical drain opener labeled safe for hair clogs, following the product instructions exactly
Insert a plastic drain cleaning tool or zip-it strip to hook and remove trapped hair
Use a plunger to loosen the clog before flushing the drain
Repeat the cleaning process if needed until the drain flows freely
Avoid mixing different drain chemicals
Wear gloves and ventilate the bathroom when using cleaners
Call a plumber if the clog does not clear or the drain backs up repeatedly