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.

[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=C5Vi5p3EKBE[/youtube]

9) Big fat rat in a toilet.

[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EwvYGQPaaZ8&feature=related[/youtube]

This was foul. Someone flushed a dead rat down the toilet.

[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PtUFtVLDBLc&feature=related[/youtube]

7) Rat coming right out of the toilet!

[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VIH0KyBRrl8[/youtube]

6) This seems like a made up video, but there is a rat in in the toilet.

[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KDi_p_2_4Ow&feature=related[/youtube]

5) Thats a big fat rat in the toilet bowl!

[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aa1qbbBz3wg&feature=related[/youtube]

4) This rat came out the toilet too, but was transferred to this tank.

[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dHnMmRRJQg8[/youtube]

3) This rat came out of the toilet and crawled out of the toilet and took a walk around the bathroom.

[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NYfgdCjDpi8[/youtube]

2) Another rat crawled up a toilet.

[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RR7HPF_am1c[/youtube]

1) This is not a classic rat in toilet video but this is something not many people might have seen before….

[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ieAmdixoJ4w&feature=PlayList&p=943C68D32467408E&playnext=1&playnext_from=PL&index=4[/youtube]

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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Don’t worry. If you ever run into a problem where you drop your ring into your sink, you can easily retreive your ring. Over the years, our mechanics have retrieved many rings for our customers. Some were presents, some were wedding rings, some were engagement rings. It is pretty obvious, anyone would be upset if they dropped their ring in the sink. But, we love to see the smile coming back on our customers faces when we successfully retrieve their ring for them.
If you ever run into a similar situation, where your ring falls or slips down the sink drain, first thing you must do is to stop running the sink water. If you are already not running it, then make sure no one runs the water till you get your ring back. It would be a good idea to not run any water in the house, just in case your ring makes it to the sewer trap and is washed away from there. Majority of the times, that is more than 98% of the time, the ring does not make it past the sink trap. It simple sits at the bottom of the trap. If you have a PVC trap under your sink, simply unscrew the trap and flip it, your ring should come out smoothly.
If you have a metal trap, then more than likely, you will have a plug at the bottom of the trap. Grab a channel lock or wrench and open up the plug. Some water will come out, so keep a pot underneath the trap. Your ring should come out with the water, but in case it does not, run the water in the sink while the plug is open. This should push the ring out if it is sitting on the side of a trap. You can also put some gloves on and feel the inside of the trap to make sure the ring is not in there.

If the above two tricks don’t work, head over to your main sewer trap and make sure the ring is not there. If none of the above work, call a plumber or a sewer and drain mechanic to try to retrieve the ring from your stack line.

Hopefully, no one has to go through such trouble. Good Luck

Recently, one of our servicemen was dispatched to a customers house located in Port Washington on Long Island. The customer had dropped his cell phone in his toilet bowl. The cell phone was small enough to slip into the toilet bowl but still could not make it out of the toilet bowl. The customer had tried plunging and pumping the toilet bowl but did not succeed. He called us and asked us specifically if we will be careful and not sratch his toilet bowl. We love to go an extra mile to keep our customers happy but respecting our customers property is a top priority by default.
The toilet bowl was very expensive and any mistake on the part of our mechanic could let us down. Our mechanic analyzed the situation and informed the customer that the toilet needed to be removed and explained to the customer the reason why the bowl needed to come off. The customer wanted assurance from his plumber and gave us the green signal once his plumber agreed with our mechanic.
Our serviceman retrieved the cell phone and placed the toilet bowl back in its place. The customer called back especially  to compliment the professional service provided by our mechanic. According to the customer, “My toilet is working great and I can’t even tell if the bowl was ever removed. I am pleased with the professional service provided by your mechanic.”

To avoid dropping objects in your toilet by mistake, you can follow these tips.

1. Keep small objects away from the toilet bowl.
2. Keep the toilet take clear of all objects.
3. Keep the toilet seat cover down when not in use.
4. If something does fall in the bowl, don’t try to flush it. Flushing the object will either result in the object getting stuck in your toilet bowl or it may clog up your sewer line.