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Anonymous users2024-01-24You can't dilute the solution with strong acids, right? Don't forget that the sewers are probably made of iron!
The most feasible way is to find a thick enough wire, bend one end into a fishing hook, and then try to hook the bath bomb little by little, and then take it out, so as not to clog the sewer of the whole building, and affect everyone's normal life.
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Anonymous users2024-01-23Use a solution diluted with a strong acid. Be careful not to burn yourself.
This is generally impossible to solve by yourself, like what wire hooks, fishing lines and fishing hooks, and hand-cranked dredging devices basically can't be made. You can only ask a professional toilet to come and unclog it, or find a property, they will also have this kind of professional tools. Hope it helps.
You can't use a plumbing agent because that's something that creates a bubble effect, which is effective for organic matter and structures, but not for mechanical blockages. You should use a dredging machine to rotate the screw head, whether electric or manual.
Generally, the soap bubble will soften after a long time, at this time you can try this method, I tried it myself, it works, boil a pot and pour it in, and then press it up and down a few times with a cloth or a pick, and you can generally dredge it. If it doesn't work, you can go to the hardware store and buy a toilet dredge or something, soap is still relatively easy to handle.
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It's okay you can hook it out with wire.
Or just flush it down with water. >>>More