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A wet/dry shop vac is the easiest way. you will want to make sure the drain line is unclogged so it will not just fill right back up again.

if water is in the overflow, that means the main line is clogged and the main pan is full. both will need to be cleared.

You can use a shop vac for all of that.

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The water should drain by itself ,but if doesn't the drain pipe must be clogh .To clear the drain blow air pressure (not a lot) through it and keep it clean by pouring half a cup of clorox every 3 to 4 months.

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