Unclogging a Toilet Newark NJ

Are you tired of reporting to your building repairman or housemate that “someone” clogged the toilet? Most of us hate to admit when we clog a toilet, mainly because we fear what others might think of us, but also perhaps because we don’t want to believe we’re capable of such a thing either. And yet at some point in our lives, whether due to our diets, the person who used the toilet before us, or simply the temperament of our mutual porcelain friend, we’re all bound to encounter a clogged toilet at some point in life.

It’s hard to conceal a plunger as you try to sneak it upstairs into your bathroom to repair the damage furtively before someone notices. And it’s virtually impossible to unclog a toilet discreetly if you don’t know how to use a plunger. But friends, why all this sneaking around? We have nothing to be ashamed of but shame itself – and I’m certain FDR would be proud to know that his words were being bastardized in an article about toilet plungers. Yes, I’ve decided that it would be liberating – maybe even inspiring – to cast aside all anonymity and write this article. So let it be known – I’m Brian McDonald, and I’ve unclogged many a toilet. Here’s how I did it.

1. Look at the toilet before you sit. Most people instinctively do this anyway! But if it isn’t already part of your routine, check out what’s inside the toilet before you do your business. If the toilet is uncharacteristically full of water, someone may have already clogged it, which could prove disastrous for you and your floor if you use it right away and flush. An abnormally full toilet means that, as a precaution, you should plunge it before using it again....

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Author: Brian McDonald