Toilet Rats
You might have heard of rats coming out of toilet bowls and sewer lines but might not have seen a rat coming out of a bowl. Here are 10 videos of rats coming out a toilet or a sewer line.
10) Rat coming out of the toilet and slipped right out.
9) Big fat rat in a toilet.
This was foul. Someone flushed a dead rat down the toilet.
7) Rat coming right out of the toilet!
6) This seems like a made up video, but there is a rat in in the toilet.
5) Thats a big fat rat in the toilet bowl!
4) This rat came out the toilet too, but was transferred to this tank.
3) This rat came out of the toilet and crawled out of the toilet and took a walk around the bathroom.
2) Another rat crawled up a toilet.
1) This is not a classic rat in toilet video but this is something not many people might have seen before….
All the videos were compiled because many customers sent us emails asking whether rats really do crawl up toilets. Though it is not that common, but yes, rats do indeed crawl up the sewer line and can also crawl into a toilet bowl. Our mechanics have encountered numerous jobs where they found rats in the sewer line but almost always they found dead rats. The above videos are taken directly from YouTube.com and are NOT produced by A$49.95 Any Sewer or Drain, Inc. Please comment on the post and email us your questions. We will gladly answer any of your questions related to sewer and drain clogs.
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There is a new addition to the numerous problems faced by humans. The swine influenza virus that almost always effected pigs has mutated into a form that can effect humans. The worst part is that this disease has spread worldwide in a very short span of time. So far there is no vaccine for this virus, even though WHO is working hard to develop a vaccine as soon as possible.
Almost everyone is at risk. So far, New York city has been hardest hit in our country. The health and government officials have advised to avoid crowded areas and pay special attention to personal hygiene. The news and media coverage has been focusing on swine virus for the past few days. It is highly recommended that everyone stays informed. For accurate information about this disease or any other disease you should consider visiting the official CDC (Center for disease control) website or visit the official pandemic flu website.
Though the name of the virus is ‘Swine flu”, the swine producers insist that it is safe to eat swine. It may be safe to eat swine, but it will be hard for the people to eat swine after a disease has been named after it. A few years back we saw the beef market crash due to a “mad cow disease”, same might apply to the swine flu. The swine producers are bound to be affected by this disease, which means, possibly more job losses to the pork producers and the people associated with the pork industry.
Many countries have already imposed bann on pork imports. Egypt has ordered all pigs to be killed (hopefully they are not planning on exporting the pork). But on the other hand many say that the name “Swine Flu” is incorrect and the swine flu should actually be called H1N1 strain. We heard President Obama saying H1N1 as-well.
Symptoms of the swine flu:
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The customer’s son found our website and informed his father about our low price. The customer called us and confirmed the price right over the phone and when the mechanic completed the job and gave the customer a receipt with a total of $49.95, he was amazed. The mechanic even cleaned up after completing the job.
We are used to the amazement customers show us 
, but it makes us happy because we know we saved our customers money.
