How to Remove a Pop-up Tub Drain Plug Stopper - Easy - No screw, no tools needed.

How to remove the drain plug stopper from your tub, easily.

If there is no screw on your plug stopper, you might not know how to remove it for cleaning and removing clogs, I'll show you how.
It's a matter of keeping it latched while you unscrew it. No tools required.

[herbivore]

dude this is the ONLY helpful tutorial i've seen thank you so much you saved my life

[risajajr]

Thank you! This is the only video I found that explained clearly how to remove the stopper. This worked for me.

[kristihale-leze]

Thank you for showing us the simplest way to take it out!! I had forgotten too!!

[Ainurah]

Third tutorial I've watched and I still can't get my plug out. *sob*

[amymohme]

Yep, watched 5 videos before finding this one, which actually explained how to unscrew it. Thanks for you help. :)

[SeekinSerene]

This is THE video on YouTube on how to do this. @SweetPotatoPatterns people also call this a "lift and turn" stopper. It's technically not a pop-up stopper, those have a flat top that you just push down on, so I didn't use that in my search, but found my way to you anyway - thank you!

[hikerbikeromar]

Ended up buying some tools that turns out, after watching your video, I didn't even need! Thanks for posting!

[anitam]

Thank you SO MUCH! I do this about once a year and couldn't remember exactly how to remove the stopper. This is the BEST video - Glad I found you!!

[RealShologar]

Thanks! Went through 7 different types of stoppers on youtube till I found  your video that did the trick for mine.

[charitymelton]

I have watched 10 videos of men telling me how to screw and no luck! First WOMAN, I come across and BAM! Leave it to a woman!! Thank you so much!! You are awesome!

[rseappleseed]

Lots of other videos had me frustrated and confused. This worked perfectly!! Thank you!

[danlee]

I watched 4 other videos before and didn't work but yours got it quick! Thanks

[marcfriend]

Thank you for the information. I did use an adjustable wrench to loosen and tighten the stopper while the plug was lifted slightly like you described. Pulled the residue out below the plug and the drain works fine again.

[carlyhayes]

third tutorial i watched and it was the only one that worked !

[MochaMixx]

Worked perfectly thanks... had to watch 5 others before i found this. Thank goodness i didn't give up =)

[hahawkins]

Thank you, thank you! I was going crazy trying to figure this out.

[ZacharyRodriguez]

Simple and short. Excellent. Thank you.

[adamwilliams]

This is something I should obviously have been able to figure out, but I have apparently never had to deal with a drain plug quite like this. I had it pulled all the way up and was unscrewing it ('cept not) for two minutes and was like "okay...this is defeating me." Thank you for putting this up.

[catroverted]

You just saved me so much grief. Thank you thank you thank you.

[alexagibson]

I was about to give up and call a plumber when I saw this video. Thank you much for posting it! This method is so easy to use