What liquid can be used to unclog a toilet?
Pour a half cup of dish detergent (degreasing dish detergent like Dawn works best) into the clogged toilet. Follow this with three to four cups of boiling water. The boiling water and degreasers will break up the clog, sending it right through.
What did I drop in the toilet when I flushed?
I flushed my toilet, then tried to replace the toilet paper roll on the plastic holder, when I managed to drop the holder into the bowl just as the flushing completed, taking the holder with it. The next time I flushed, it seemed to empty normally – but no water appeared to go into the bowl.
What kind of glasses fell in the toilet?
I flushed a pair of glasses (dimestore readers, not prescription, thank god). They were tucked into the neck of my T-shirt and fell in the toilet when I went to flush.
Can a foreign object stop a toilet from refilling?
The flow of water from the tank to the bowl is completely separate from the flow from the bowl to the sewer. Unless you have some sort of high-tech toilet, there’s almost no way that flushing a ‘foreign object’ could prevent the toilet from refilling. Thirded there is no connection between the two.
What should I do if I Flush my vacuum down the toilet?
Remove the dry dust bag and filter if your wet vacuum has a dry option. First, remove the top of the vacuum’s collection tank. Then, following the instructions for your particular vacuum model, remove the dry dust bag and filter from the collection tank. This will keep both the dust bag and filter from getting wet and growing mildew over time.
I flushed my toilet, then tried to replace the toilet paper roll on the plastic holder, when I managed to drop the holder into the bowl just as the flushing completed, taking the holder with it. The next time I flushed, it seemed to empty normally – but no water appeared to go into the bowl.
Where can I discuss the Plastic Cleaner fell down the toilet?
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I flushed a pair of glasses (dimestore readers, not prescription, thank god). They were tucked into the neck of my T-shirt and fell in the toilet when I went to flush.
The flow of water from the tank to the bowl is completely separate from the flow from the bowl to the sewer. Unless you have some sort of high-tech toilet, there’s almost no way that flushing a ‘foreign object’ could prevent the toilet from refilling. Thirded there is no connection between the two.
