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Originally Posted by ryan1088 Get 'er done however you have to! Just one of life's different experiences! Things got stranger this weekend but its kind of a weird story lol
Originally Posted by Joehvac25 Hopefully you won't have to use a baby wipe to wipe your ass like I had to the other day! Wife forgot tp at the store. Get 'er done however you have to!
Originally Posted by 2sac Gotta get rid of my Christmas dinner somewhere. Hopefully you won't have to use a baby wipe to wipe your ass like I had to the other day! Wife forgot tp at the store.
Originally Posted by ryan1088 He's too full of it, then he'd have to pay the bill for that too!! Gotta get rid of my Christmas dinner somewhere.
Originally Posted by Joehvac25 Can't you just **** in the neighbors sink? He's too full of it, then he'd have to pay the bill for that too!!
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Originally Posted by Joehvac25 Can't you just **** in the neighbors sink? problem solved.
Originally Posted by Joehvac25 Can't you just **** in the neighbors sink? Probably Originally Posted by Cooked Get rid of all vegetation within a half mile radius. Hope this helps. Working on it. I've been slowly cutting down the tree that I believe is the culprit. It will be gone in the spring.
Originally Posted by 2sac What would be the best solution to use to maintain keeping roots out of the drain?............ Get rid of all vegetation within a half mile radius. Hope this helps.
Can't you just **** in the neighbors sink?
Originally Posted by mbhydro What also works good after cutting or jetting is a professional product called Rootx. Its a foam product which means it gets the root ends at the top of the pipe too. The guys at the Ridgid plumbing forum swear by it. http://www.rootx.com/ Thanks for the link but it looks like I can't purchase it. Looks like they market it as a yearly maintenance thru rooter companies
Originally Posted by y7turbo Did they run the camera down the sewer to make sure they got all the roots? I rented a rodder at home depot and did it myself. Ran it thru 3 or 4 times until it came back empty and then flushed it out with a hose
Did they run the camera down the sewer to make sure they got all the roots?
What also works good after cutting or jetting is a professional product called Rootx. Its a foam product which means it gets the root ends at the top of the pipe too. The guys at the Ridgid plumbing forum swear by it. http://www.rootx.com/
Use copper sulfate Used to be k19 root killer IMMEDIATELY after using the root cutting blades. Works best when freshly cut Then use it routinely
Hey Rooter guys What would be the best solution to use to maintain keeping roots out of the drain? Copper sulfate or something else? Rodded out the 4" cast pipe in June. Got a crapload (pun intended) of roots out. It's blocking up again. This is at our summer home and not sure if the lack of using the plumbing has anything to do with it or the unusually dry summer combined with sandy dirt. It's clogged up again. As far as I know, it's 4" cast until it meets with pvc the city installed maybe 10 years ago. Thanks
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