Melissa2007B
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Since we got this modular house, we've been having to call a rooter service about every 8 months to open up the main drain. So the last time it happened, we had them use a camera to see what the heck was going on. They discovered that there was one place where the main line leaves the house, that was almost totally clogged with grease.
Apparently the kitchen sink goes to the main line that leaves the house and at that point, the main line meets with a line from the last bathroom before that and the cold water must be hardening the grease at the point where those lines meet.
Since then we've been pouring a capful of this enzyme bacteria liquid down all the toilets and sinks every couple of months to try to prevent that from happening again.
But I had this idea.
We've all seen those 1000 flushes things that you put inside the toilet.
What if they made something like that with enzymes and bacteria in it, so that every toilet flush released a little of it into the water?
Or does anyone make anything like that already?
Melissa
Colorado Process Servers
http://www.ColoradoProcessServers.net
Apparently the kitchen sink goes to the main line that leaves the house and at that point, the main line meets with a line from the last bathroom before that and the cold water must be hardening the grease at the point where those lines meet.
Since then we've been pouring a capful of this enzyme bacteria liquid down all the toilets and sinks every couple of months to try to prevent that from happening again.
But I had this idea.
We've all seen those 1000 flushes things that you put inside the toilet.
What if they made something like that with enzymes and bacteria in it, so that every toilet flush released a little of it into the water?
Or does anyone make anything like that already?
Melissa
Colorado Process Servers
http://www.ColoradoProcessServers.net
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