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Posted by T_Bone on November 23, 2005 at 08:41:11 from (4.240.42.54):
In Reply to: OT Plumbing Longgg Post posted by Robhkent on November 22, 2005 at 18:14:14:
Hi Rob, Ya I had a bad plug up at the septic pipe entrance this summer. So what I did is I have a 3/8"x 50ft snake and I ran the last 10ft into a piece of 1/2"emt then chucked the tail in a drill motor. This kept the snake from balling up as I fed it into the pipe. Takes two people but we got the job done. Geez I hate sewer problems. Vinegar will decompose all solids and TP in about 48hrs depending on temperature. I use 1-cup vinegar per 25gal in my RV black tank. I never use commerical chemicals. Been using vinegar for the past 20yrs. My FIL was a plumber and the day we burried him, you guessed it, the plumbing stopped up. We still laugh about that. T_Bone
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