QUOTE(silverwave @ Oct 19 2020, 10:59 PM)
hardware store few years back. less than 50Clogged toilet - Draining slowly sometimes, Methods to DIY
Clogged toilet - Draining slowly sometimes, Methods to DIY
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Oct 20 2020, 09:46 AM
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QUOTE(silverwave @ Oct 19 2020, 10:59 PM) hardware store few years back. less than 50 silverwave liked this post
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Oct 20 2020, 08:28 PM
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QUOTE(silverwave @ Oct 18 2020, 10:48 PM) Hi, my tenant told me that sometimes the toilet doesn't really drain out quickly and it sounds like a clog is about to start. This is a siphonic design outlet. Im not a plumber by trade, but experience has thought me alow when you ada seven house to maintain with more than 20 toilets...Based on my google research, there is something called toilet snake/ auger which looks solid to clean the outlet. However, those that i see in shopee looks thin and fragile. I suspect this is more for basins. This is the video from youtube for the solid toilet snake/auger. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EEGRWIjR89Q Has anyone tried to DIY? Care to share your experience(s)? I think a plumber will charge more than Rm200 for this. You mean toilet as in the toilet drain, floor trap sana ka? Your house, is how old? Ground floor ka? This is the big ass 4-5" floor drain ka the smaller 1-2" basin drain? Different developer different layout, no standard. If its the bigger floor drain, newer house would come with some type of trap, i'm unsure what they call this. Your puny auger or drain cleaner will not work in most situation. Trust me, i know toilets, haha! |
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Oct 20 2020, 09:02 PM
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QUOTE(ijan @ Oct 20 2020, 08:28 PM) Im not a plumber by trade, but experience has thought me alow when you ada seven house to maintain with more than 20 toilets... Ts is refering to the toilet flushing and it cant be the 1-2" basin drain ?You mean toilet as in the toilet drain, floor trap sana ka? Your house, is how old? Ground floor ka? This is the big ass 4-5" floor drain ka the smaller 1-2" basin drain? Different developer different layout, no standard. If its the bigger floor drain, newer house would come with some type of trap, i'm unsure what they call this. Your puny auger or drain cleaner will not work in most situation. Trust me, i know toilets, haha! Is there a 'trap' for sewage discharge pipe line .... something which I am learning now. Are you refering to the manhole ? Can you tell us more ... in your knowkedge, I trust. This post has been edited by mini orchard: Oct 21 2020, 05:42 AM |
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Oct 20 2020, 10:41 PM
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QUOTE(ijan @ Oct 20 2020, 08:28 PM) Im not a plumber by trade, but experience has thought me alow when you ada seven house to maintain with more than 20 toilets... I'm referring to the toilet itself being clogged (sometimes) when it is flushed. It's a siphonic design so the outlet is narrower.You mean toilet as in the toilet drain, floor trap sana ka? Your house, is how old? Ground floor ka? This is the big ass 4-5" floor drain ka the smaller 1-2" basin drain? Different developer different layout, no standard. If its the bigger floor drain, newer house would come with some type of trap, i'm unsure what they call this. Your puny auger or drain cleaner will not work in most situation. Trust me, i know toilets, haha! It's a condo, being tenanted now and probably about 7-8 years. The hardware shop recommended 2 methods, one is bicarbonate + hot water and another is called drain opener chemical (Mr bright brand). I got the chemical and will try it tomorrow. |
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Oct 21 2020, 08:14 AM
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QUOTE(mini orchard @ Oct 20 2020, 09:02 PM) Ts is refering to the toilet flushing and it cant be the 1-2" basin drain ? Ahh, so now its about a toilet bowl (toilet common denominator in Malaysia). Sorry, my mistake, I thought its the floor drain (which is more common to encounter a block). A more technical term to what im referring would be a floor gully with trap because this is a PIA to settle.Is there a 'trap' for sewage discharge pipe line .... something which I am learning now. Are you refering to the manhole ? Can you tell us more ... in your knowkedge, I trust. QUOTE(silverwave @ Oct 20 2020, 10:41 PM) I'm referring to the toilet itself being clogged (sometimes) when it is flushed. It's a siphonic design so the outlet is narrower. For a toilet bowl case, more simple. Auger boleh, the drain cleaner pun boleh. But what I always use is what ppl call the drain blaster. I bought one from shoppee for ~RM20+ and it works in the 4-6 times such case happened with toilet bowl, basin, sink (for basin & sink kena tengok trap and overflow configuration). IMHO cleaner, more hygienice and more efficient (from what i have encountered).It's a condo, being tenanted now and probably about 7-8 years. The hardware shop recommended 2 methods, one is bicarbonate + hot water and another is called drain opener chemical (Mr bright brand). I got the chemical and will try it tomorrow. |
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Oct 21 2020, 08:38 AM
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I watched a video which they tape the toilet with tape then flash, not sure if it's real. Tell me if that work
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Oct 21 2020, 08:41 AM
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Maybe your child throw a toy inside or your wife drop her tampon?
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Oct 21 2020, 10:42 AM
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QUOTE(ijan @ Oct 21 2020, 08:14 AM) For a toilet bowl case, more simple. Auger boleh, the drain cleaner pun boleh. But what I always use is what ppl call the drain blaster. I bought one from shoppee for ~RM20+ and it works in the 4-6 times such case happened with toilet bowl, basin, sink (for basin & sink kena tengok trap and overflow configuration). IMHO cleaner, more hygienice and more efficient (from what i have encountered). If you're comparing it with auger, yes definitely cleaner QUOTE(jenny Ngel @ Oct 21 2020, 08:38 AM) I watched a video which they tape the toilet with tape then flash, not sure if it's real. Tell me if that work Not trying this method, going to use the chemicalQUOTE(lyt25_1234 @ Oct 21 2020, 08:41 AM) It's tenanted, so may be the tenant did it |
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