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Plastic toy down toilet
Asked Nov 8, 2011, 07:02 PM
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15 Answers My daughter flushed a toy down her toilet last night. Needless to say, the toilet has been flushed since. I plunged immediately after she did it, and the toilet seemed fine. Today? Not the case. When flushed, the bowl fills up with water and has to be plunged down. PLEASE help me. I am not working and Christmas is coming, so I need to save all the money that I possibly can. |
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| If you can't see it and pull it out ( not push in further into the pipe). You take the toilet up and see if you can see the toy from the bottom of the toilet. If not it will be logged in the pipe and you can clean out the pipe though the open toilet pipe. My guess is most likely still in the toilet. | ||||
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| We tried using a wire hanger and it wouldn't move well through all the twists and turns. I read about the fish hook method and we tried that, too. It wouldn't even go down the toilet when it was flushed. When flushed the water is slowly draining out of the bowl. Do you know where we can find step by step instructions to take up the toilet? | ||||
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| The auger should do it but I have another route that has worked for me in the past. Get yourself a treble hook at a sporting goods store and attach about 2' of line, drop in the toilet holding the lines end, pull back. Standard Treble Hooks Don't use a big hook, small will do. You can always pull the toilet, its not a big project. | ||||
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| Thanks Lee...  Overall I am almost never happy with the videos I find/post but they are at least a basic visual for the people looking for help.If you care to discuss how to post them just let me know, OK? Good day! PS: DLB, you probably didn't try the TREBLE HOOK (see image) Ballenger posted on. Here, I think the additional hooks will add weight and help to sweep th ehook into the drain. It may still be worth trying as I know he has had some success with these hooks...  Just FYI | ||||
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| I actually think you post the best vids. Heck, If I made a video, I could pick it apart for days Just having some fun picking on the things I know you see too. He He. Keep em coming. You are correct, visuals help more than words ever could. Great job man. | ||||
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