akgb
Apr 4, 2013, 06:27 PM
I am re stating my problem below
My toilet is blocked with a part of the toilet brush which got detached during the cleaning of the toilet. The part that got disappeared into the toilet is cylindrical in shape with about 3 inches (7&1/2 cm) in diametre and about 1 inch (2&1/2cm) in height.
Now when you flush the toilet, if there is no solids it flushes without any problems, but when the bowl is refilled, water level goes down a bit more than usual and comes up to the normal level fairly quickly.
But if there is solids or tissues in it, water level in the bowl comes up almost to the brim and gradually goes to the normal level in about 90 seconds
So I use the plunger several times hoping to push it down. It did not work
I used the toilet auger several times it seems to pass through without moving it
I am wondering if there is a chemical solution
Is there a chemical that disolves the "toilet brush head" (I think it is made up of Nylon threads) without damaging the toilet bowl and the pipes
Your advise will be greatly appreciated
Kind regards
akgb
My toilet is blocked with a part of the toilet brush which got detached during the cleaning of the toilet. The part that got disappeared into the toilet is cylindrical in shape with about 3 inches (7&1/2 cm) in diametre and about 1 inch (2&1/2cm) in height.
Now when you flush the toilet, if there is no solids it flushes without any problems, but when the bowl is refilled, water level goes down a bit more than usual and comes up to the normal level fairly quickly.
But if there is solids or tissues in it, water level in the bowl comes up almost to the brim and gradually goes to the normal level in about 90 seconds
So I use the plunger several times hoping to push it down. It did not work
I used the toilet auger several times it seems to pass through without moving it
I am wondering if there is a chemical solution
Is there a chemical that disolves the "toilet brush head" (I think it is made up of Nylon threads) without damaging the toilet bowl and the pipes
Your advise will be greatly appreciated
Kind regards
akgb