Get a 3' General or, Ridgid closet auger with a drop head...
And learn how to use it...
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Any suggestions? My round plunger won't get a good seal on the oval hole in the toilet.
Thanks for any help/suggestions!
Jim
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Last edited by Terry; 07-31-2009 at 10:55 AM.
Get a 3' General or, Ridgid closet auger with a drop head...
And learn how to use it...
Option #2: Get a Toto and forget about the plunger.
Ron Hasil Lic #058-160417
A-Archer Sewer & Plumbing specializing in:
Tankless Water Heaters | Drain and Sewer Cleaning
Sump and Ejector Pumps | Backflow RPZ Testing
You two are funny, bickering about toilet augers!![]()
What would Toto do ??
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DIY Handyman (not 4 hire)
I have enough to do to my own house
We use something like this.
Okay, how many other options can we think of?
I carry three augers on my truck A modified K-6 and K-3 and a General drop head auger. The modification I do is I take a hammer and chisel and cut off the front part of the bulb to make a more extreme hook on the end. There used to be a auger manufacture that mad a straight auger with a nice open hook, but they got bought out and got real cheap in quality.
Ron Hasil Lic #058-160417
A-Archer Sewer & Plumbing specializing in:
Tankless Water Heaters | Drain and Sewer Cleaning
Sump and Ejector Pumps | Backflow RPZ Testing
Oh make that four augers, almost forgot my old Marco auger with the extra limber cable for making the turns in them Elger water closets super tight turns they have in their trap-way.
Ron Hasil Lic #058-160417
A-Archer Sewer & Plumbing specializing in:
Tankless Water Heaters | Drain and Sewer Cleaning
Sump and Ejector Pumps | Backflow RPZ Testing
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