What should I do if a plastic bottle falls out of the sewer toilet and can t be fished up

I just salvaged a plastic shampoo bottle last week, and it depends on whether it's stuck or loose inside, and whether the bottle is empty or filled with water. If you can float, loosen it with a stick as much as possible, and when it floats, then choose a stick the size of a mop stick and slowly pick it out along the inner wall.

Burn a hole in the plastic bottle with a wire burner. Wait for the wire to be cold before hooking it up.

If you cut it with a knife, you won't take it out.

There is a bottle falling out of the toilet drain, and I can't pick it up, I think you can try it in the following two ways.

In my normal job, I deal with some clogged sewers, and I have seen bottles blocking the drain mouth of the toilet a few times.

There are two situations when a bottle is blocked in the toilet drain opening:

The first is that most of the bottle is blocked at the mouth of the sewer, but some of it can still be exposed. When this happens, then you can try to use a rope to put the bottle on top and pull it out. Or find a hook and stick it in the bottle to pull it out.

The second scenario is that the bottle is completely blocked in the sewer, and the bottle falls deeper into the sewer. If it is the second case, then you can only contact the professional dredging personnel, because in this case, there is no way to use tools to salvage, and you can only disassemble the sewer pipe.

In my case of a clogged sewer bottle, there was a lot of pipe removal because many residents would try to get the bottle out on their own, but it would get deeper and deeper.

SoI suggest that when you can't do it yourself, you should find an outside dredge to help you get the bottle out

A small plastic bottle has fallen from the toilet of the sewer pipe, and if we can't catch it, we can cut it, or just use the plastic bottle out, or just pour it down.

Pierce the bottle with a sharp object so that you can bring it up.