Out of the Blue

Yesterday I got fed up with a bathroom sink that was draining slowly. This was a recurring problem, and I'd occasionally plunge it to speed things up again. But since it kept happening I decided to try and get to the root of the problem. There are plenty of suggestions on the internet about drain cleaning using the old Science Fair volcano trick of mixing baking soda and vinegar, so I figured this sounded better than paying a plumber. But getting started I also learned why one might pay a plumber for this job. Removing the drain plug revealed its base was completely coated in the most horrific sludge imaginable. This was the obvious source of the slow draining. But it was so disgusting I regretted even becoming aware of it, much less having to clean it. But dealing with grossness is one of my roles in the household, so I powered through it. In the end this turned out great. The drain is now shiny, clean, and draining perfectly. I even managed to avoid yakking along the way.

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The Flying Penguin wrote on Jan 17, 2023, 12:02:
Burrito of Peace wrote on Jan 17, 2023, 11:36:
Note to Blue:
If drain gunk nauseates you that much, never, ever pull and replace a toilet. Laugh2
I forget comedian who said it, but it was 'If you can make a plumber gag, you've really accomplished something.'
My plumber says the drain at the local butcher is the one thing that will make him retch.

This comment was edited on Jan 17, 2023, 17:08.
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