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You have likely had to deal with a problem with a sewer line if you own a home.

Implementing A Technician

A specialist can help you understand the cause of the problem. Usually, the culprit is overgrowth, tampons and a lot of paper. It is important to realize that just because something is said to be flushable does not necessarily mean it is wise to do so.

External Parts

Wood from your yard and that of your neighbor can become porous material in someone’s sewer lines, particularly at the joints. Water won’t flow if there is an excessive amount of debris. It is important to flush everything. Anything that doesn’t quickly and easily break down increases the chance of being grabbed and held onto.

Pipes Clogging

Bathroom papers are made to be broken down into sewer and septic systems. Bathroom paper of ultra and plush varieties can take longer to dissolve and absorb electricity, making them globs of paper that will not be able to reach the city sewer main. This toilet paper is difficult to pass through your home’s plumbing. It can also sit on ceilings at elementary colleges, like saliva wads. The combination of sewer roots and toilet paper can lead to a problem.

Feminine Hygiene Products

Maybe not the applicators, but the Tampons (which almost all girls know aren’t flushable), regardless of how the cotton/rayon Tampon is to be flushed. They are small enough that they can pass through the waste traces. However, they shouldn’t be able to break down paper products like paper. Wrap them in toilet paper, just as you would feminine pads, and throw them away. If roots get in the way of the tampons, they can cause a blockage.

The Other Products That Clog

Wipes and paper towels are two other items that claim they can be flushed, but actually can cause problems in your sewer. They are made from paper so they will dissolve quickly. It is better to dispose of it in the trash than flush it down the drain. This applies to products such as cotton balls/swabs, dental floss, and other similar items.