This type of plunger is cheap and does the job very well too. If you do not own an auger or a toilet snake or you don’t want to use a toilet snake, you can easily use a plunger and unclog your toilet bowl. In many cases it takes less than a few minutes to plunge the toilet and unclog it. This type of plunger is also helpful in plunging bathtubs and sinks. The plunger probably has a higher success rate than that of trying chemicals or hot water. It definitely is the cheapest option as well. If you are not able to unclog the toilet because there is more to the clog than you originally thought than simply give us a call and have us take care of your clog.

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Here is a common situation in which the customer realizes that his Kitchen Sink water backs up into his bathtub. In this scenario, the kitchen sink and the bathtub share the same stackline. The kitchen sink could be on the same floor or the floor above the bathroom, as long as the kitchen sink and the bathtub share the same stackline, in an event of a back up, water will back up in the lower spot. If the kitchen sink and the bathtub are on the same floor, water will backup into the bathtub since the bathtub is lower than the kitchen sink. If, for example, the bathtub was on the second floor and the kitchen sink was on the first floor and they shared the same stackline and the stackline gets clogged closer to the first floor, the water in that situation would back up into the kitchen sink.

The thing is , in an ugly event of a pipe being clogged, the water always backs up into the lowest spot. Not every back up is due to sewer back up. In the examples above, there was no indication of the main sewer being the cause of the problem. Every drain in the house runs independently before connecting to another pipe or to the main sewer line. So, if you have a bathtub clogged on the top floor, it does not mean that you have to get your sewer snaked. Many customers are usually under the false impression that they have to get their sewer snaked first even if their bathtub on the top most floor is clogged. This false impression is given by the sewer or drain companies that come to give estimates to unclog a simple clog. The plumbers know that the customers are not too knowledgeable about their plumbing and pretty much tell anything to the customer. There have been numerous incidents where a customer had a clog in their bathtub but they asked our mechanic to snake the sewer line first because this is what their plumber had told them. We’ll there is nothing wrong with snaking the main sewer line, but, if you have a clog that cannot be fixed by snaking the main sewer line, you should get that clog taken care of first and then decide if you still want your sewer line snaked.
Do not fall prey to plumbers that will charge you a few hundred just to tell you that you have a clog. Make sure you check if the plumber is licensed. There are many handymen that portray themselves as plumbers but in reality are not. If you have any questions you can always email $49.95 Any Sewer or Drain and get free advice.

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Every now and then our customers ask us about the “lingo” the sewer and drain technicians use. One of the word that is used alot is “flushing” the line. What does it mean? Why does the line need to be flushed?

Flushing the line is simply to use the power of water to “flush” away the stoppage. Now keep in mind this “flushing” will not work for roots at all. If the stoppage is grease or muck, the regular machines will have trouble unclogging the line. Why? We’ll, thats because the blade on the sewer machine spins right through the stoppage and the stoppage does not even move. The situation can get worse if the sewer pipe is back pitched.
Small flush bags are available from different places and can help in unclogging a line clogged with grease or muck. Here is a  link which will show you more about flush bags.
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You might not even have to call anyone to unclog your drain, we wish you all the luck. If you do need any directions about how to use the flush bag or if you want to know anything else about sewer and drain cleaning, please feel free to contact us via email at anysewer@pay4995.com
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We do hundreds of jobs everyday and on the daily basis our customers ask us if chemicals are good to unclog sewers and drains. We’ll the answer is they may or may not be, depends on how and where you use the chemicals. If your drain is totally blocked, there is a very slim chance that any chemical would work on it. Why do we claim that?
We’ll we are not claiming that, we have seen it more than enough times to determine that chemicals do not really work in a mild to severe blockage. They might work on a slow drainage but that too is not really guaranteed. A lot of times customers combine a number of chemicals to get better results, that is a big NO NO. Combining two chemicals will create a third chemical which might even be more harmful.
Chemicals are also harmful for the pipes ( except pvc in many cases). Smaller metal pipes under the bathtub, vanity sink and kitchen sink can even start leaking due to heavy usage of chemicals. Sewer pipes are mostly clay for the most part and are bigger and stronger than the rest of the plumbing in the house and are also more resistant to chemicals.
Other than the drains, the chemicals are also harmful for our skin, and can cause severe burns if not used properly.
Our advice to you is to use the chemicals only if you have no other choice. You can always call $49.95 Any Sewer or Drain for all your sewer and drain needs, you can even contact us via email if you have any questions.

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Recently one of our customers called for a toilet problem that had been an issue for them since they moved into their new house. Here is the problem:

Whenever they flushed the toilet bowl on the 2nd floor, the toilet bowl on the 1st floor backed up. Technician arrived at the job site and diagnosed the problem right away. They had a hanging sewer in there basement. The first floor toilet was lowest spot for the sewer water to back up, so wherever they ran water, it ended up coming out of the first floor toilet.

Whenever this, or something similar to it occurs, you have to get your main sewer checked out immediately. Even if your toilet on the lower floor bubbles for no apparent reason, you should get your main sewer checked out.
When such a situation arises you should promptly stop using any water in the house, as the water you will use on other floors will end up coming out of the toilet or other lower spot in your house.
If you maintain your sewer pipe regularly, it is very less likely that you will have surprise sewer back ups. You can always reach us at 888PAY4995, post your questions and comments here or send us an email.

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