I wish to share this knowledge told to me 27 years ago but I forgot all about it then my mind was recently jogged by a kind soul. It is normally quoted RM300 to unclog a blocked domestic pipe filled with kitchen waste but can be negotiated to RM150 (no less) if the plumber is in a kind mood. Over a long period of time, I paid RM150 thrice which is bloody expensive but because I did have the proper tool, I agreed. However, from now onwards, unclogging a block pipe will cost me nothing because I know I have the right tool all the time! The technique is simple and can take more or less 15 seconds: Simply get a standard mop as in the photo. Twist the strands so it can be inserted easily into the vertical drain. (Sorry, this technique won't work otherwise) If needed, firstly, wet the mop head thoroughly so it is easier to compress the strands. Next, insert it into the drain and plunge the mop up and down vigorously to stir the clogged section. The water in the drain will also help to push the clog when much pressure is made to plunge and shake the mop. Your clogged problem should be solved in less than a minute. To flush out the muck stuck to the mob, shake the mob head in a pail of thick soapy water (I use a generous dose of clothing suds). It can be reused again for another day though you will probably need to buy a new mob for the usual function.
August 17, 2019
Solution to clogged pipe in less than a minute
I wish to share this knowledge told to me 27 years ago but I forgot all about it then my mind was recently jogged by a kind soul. It is normally quoted RM300 to unclog a blocked domestic pipe filled with kitchen waste but can be negotiated to RM150 (no less) if the plumber is in a kind mood. Over a long period of time, I paid RM150 thrice which is bloody expensive but because I did have the proper tool, I agreed. However, from now onwards, unclogging a block pipe will cost me nothing because I know I have the right tool all the time! The technique is simple and can take more or less 15 seconds: Simply get a standard mop as in the photo. Twist the strands so it can be inserted easily into the vertical drain. (Sorry, this technique won't work otherwise) If needed, firstly, wet the mop head thoroughly so it is easier to compress the strands. Next, insert it into the drain and plunge the mop up and down vigorously to stir the clogged section. The water in the drain will also help to push the clog when much pressure is made to plunge and shake the mop. Your clogged problem should be solved in less than a minute. To flush out the muck stuck to the mob, shake the mob head in a pail of thick soapy water (I use a generous dose of clothing suds). It can be reused again for another day though you will probably need to buy a new mob for the usual function.
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