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unblocking toilet
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How much do plumbers charge to unblock a toilet? I have absolutely no idea but dont fancy getting ripped off!
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Is it totally or partially blocked?
If only partially, pour a bucket of water down while flushing it.
If totally blocked there is the cheap option or the free option.
Cheap: Go down to the DIY shop and get a toilet plunger, a rubber disk on a stick.
Free: Put your hand down and give the blockage a push.
(Have an old towel handy)
Is it totally or partially blocked?
If only partially, pour a bucket of water down while flushing it.
If totally blocked there is the cheap option or the free option.
Cheap: Go down to the DIY shop and get a toilet plunger, a rubber disk on a stick.
Free: Put your hand down and give the blockage a push.
(Have an old towel handy)
Panicbutton's advice is OK if it is just a small blockage, i.e an unflushing lavvy.
However, it the problem is in the sewer pipe, you must call Dyno-Rod. The cost at that time (5 years ago) was certainly no more than �50, indeed much less. It was affordable anyway. They had to get into outside drains and poke rods through the pipes. They did a good job, and it had to be done.
Phone Dyno-Rod and ask them for a cost.
However, it the problem is in the sewer pipe, you must call Dyno-Rod. The cost at that time (5 years ago) was certainly no more than �50, indeed much less. It was affordable anyway. They had to get into outside drains and poke rods through the pipes. They did a good job, and it had to be done.
Phone Dyno-Rod and ask them for a cost.
I used to be a cleaner in a club ( at weekends the worst time to ever work ! ) If the loo was blocked we put our gloves on and a plastic carrier bag over that , and had a delve around , next step was the plunger , if no result then the call out service , most of the time it was a towel of some description , but Dyno Rod are not cheap but maybe you can get it back on your buildings insurance ?