Toilet unblocked experts
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I bought one of these to unblock the toilet after our son put cooking apples down the toilet! It worked very well
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Mirinjawbro said:
Hello
Just spent another hour and half cleaning a cesspit psth as it was blocked
Can anyone recommend and I assume it exists something you might put down the toilet / bath to break up toilet paper ?
Thanks
If it's a complete blockage then nothing put in the pan will make its way to the blockage. But if there is flow then maybe some 'blue' would work. The liquid for portable crappers as mentioned above. It can also be had in tablet form which theoretically could deliver the chemicals to the blockage site more precisely. The problem though is that the time required for the chemicals to work may be too long v the transit time. Just spent another hour and half cleaning a cesspit psth as it was blocked
Can anyone recommend and I assume it exists something you might put down the toilet / bath to break up toilet paper ?
Thanks
The old fashioned solution was to use sulphuric acid but it was never a particularly sensible solution even back then.
If you have an actual cesspit please take care of what chemicals you put down there!
https://www.csg.co.uk/blog/the-dos-donts-of-septic...
https://www.csg.co.uk/blog/the-dos-donts-of-septic...
I had success with a carbon dioxide (I think) thing that went over the pipe and generated a really impressive blast of pressure. But I can't find them anymore online - maybe they've been banned!
Also worth considering a drain snake - you can get 10 metre ones that have a handle to rotate them. Physically chopping the blockage up has to be helpful.
Also worth considering a drain snake - you can get 10 metre ones that have a handle to rotate them. Physically chopping the blockage up has to be helpful.
Shooter McGavin said:
If you have an actual cesspit please take care of what chemicals you put down there!
https://www.csg.co.uk/blog/the-dos-donts-of-septic...
Don't forget, a septic tank is not a cesspit. A cesspit doesn't process it just holds onto it for someone to come and collect. https://www.csg.co.uk/blog/the-dos-donts-of-septic...
I would estimate approx 30m from toilet to cesspit.
Currently using a rod kit which works but is messy. Smells. And takes a long time
Everytime its blocked there appears to be 90 percent toilet roll only. This then needs hosing and rodding until clear
I was hoping something could be added to break the tissue down so it flows better
Currently using a rod kit which works but is messy. Smells. And takes a long time
Everytime its blocked there appears to be 90 percent toilet roll only. This then needs hosing and rodding until clear
I was hoping something could be added to break the tissue down so it flows better
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