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#4168878 - 11/19/0903:14 PMA Little Plumbing Accident
don the angler
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Registered: 09/05/01
Posts: 2870
Loc: Dallas,Texas,USA
Please do not laugh. I was running a 15 foot snake down a vent on the roof and it slipped out of the device that holds it in a coil. It went down the vent. What do I do to retrieve it? It is a single story house.
if another snake wont grab it you will have to cut the pipe behind sink or whatever was vented
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#4194736 - 11/28/0906:47 AMRe: A Little Plumbing Accident
[Re: RedRanger]
don the angler
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Registered: 09/05/01
Posts: 2870
Loc: Dallas,Texas,USA
Originally Posted By: RedRanger
What's 15' snake gonna do for you?
You probably should of pulled the trap off the sink (assuming a sink backed up) and snaked the arm over with a hand crank
The problem was a slow flushing toilet. It was not stopped up, just bubbling when flushed. Bought a 25' snake that operates with a cordless drill and it grabbed the other snake on the first try. Then I ran the new snake down and cleared the vent. The toilet works better than ever.
I was running a 15 foot snake down a vent on the roof and it slipped out of the device that holds it in a coil. It went down the vent. What do I do to retrieve it? It is a single story house.
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