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    Shower Door on Unlevel Bathtub

    I'd like to install a sliding shower door on my bathtub. I've installed a few before but this tub is not close to being level. It slopes to the drain end about 3/4" over 4'. I fear that if I install it with the same slope the doors will not stay closed. If I install it with the header level...
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    Main Drain Problems

    looks like that fixed it. Township said they cleared the drain and flow is normal now. Everything drains normally and no sewage backing into my lines.
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    Main Drain Problems

    I actually had to run 3 garden hoses to reverse the flow then just 2 hoses once the level was down. One of them froze up overnight and the level was close to the top of the shower drain this morning until I got the 2nd one flowing. Seemed to rise at peak usage times, 7-8am, 5-6 pm. The...
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    Main Drain Problems

    Yes, I'm positive there is no water being used. I shut off the main supply to rule that out.
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    Main Drain Problems

    Thanks for the advice, no damage so far. And no, I didn't siphon the old fashioned way. I filled the hose up with water and held both ends up while I took it outside and stuck one end into the outside vent/trap after removing the cover, then uncoiled the hose as I walked 50' or so downhill...
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    Main Drain Problems

    Wow...sewage started rising again so I started siphoning with hose to keep it from getting in the house. I tried calling the township but no one there at night. I guess I wait until tomorrow morning. Luckily there are no houses behind me and my property is on a hill, sewage will have to run...
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    Main Drain Problems

    Thanks, that makes sense. I know my basement shower is lower than the neighbors on either side by at least a few feet. What would cause the city sewer to back up and what can they do to stop it?
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    Main Drain Problems

    I haven't talked to the nieghbors but it does sound like its backing up from the city sewer. No rain in the past 5 days or so. Who is responsible for getting the city to look at it? Should I contact them or should my plumber do it?
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    Main Drain Problems

    I already called a plumber to look into this but wonder what would cause my problem. I have a split level house with bathroom on 1st floor and one in the basement. I noticed the 1st floor toilet started draining slower than usual a few days ago. Then I noticed a sewage smell in the basement...
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