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Anonymous users2024-01-24Haha, bear child, hard objects are very troublesome, and they will swell and then rot if they are soaked in water, and it is estimated that they will settle at the elbow.
The easy way is to buy a steel spring from the hardware store that goes through the drain, transfer it for a few dollars, and pound it a few more times.
The last time I met a customer who fell into soap.
It took half an hour to get through.
Of course, if you don't have a lot of money, you can hire someone who specializes in dredging, and the spring of that machine is thick and it will be done very quickly.
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Anonymous users2024-01-23It doesn't matter if you flush it down the toilet, it's naturally gone if it rots.
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Anonymous users2024-01-22When you encounter the same trouble, how did you end up dredging it?
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Anonymous users2024-01-21Dude is really a capable person, as long as he doesn't block the toilet, it doesn't matter how long he lasts.
Hold your horses! Put two small fish at the mouth of the hole, and the kitten will come out later. The more you grab, the more you drill into it.
The nut fell in as if it had been washed with water.
Just get another nut and put it on. >>>More
Sprinkle some lubrication and shake it out slowly.
It's okay, the kitten is timid, unfamiliar with the unfamiliar environment, it's good to be familiar, at this time you can no longer let it be afraid, lure it out with food, or make a little sound of knowing the soo, it will come out, at this time, touch its head more, scratch it under the neck, touch both sides of its mouth with your hands (leave its smell), then feed it some food in person, eat dinner and play with it, eliminate its fear, it will be fine in two days.
Use lead wire or copper wire, bend a small hook on the head, reach into the toilet, turn it repeatedly, expand and contract back and forth, and hook it out.