Reply With QuoteOut of the three toilets one is located on the first floor, and two others on the second floor almost directly above the first one. Also, I frequently see air coming out of the toilet bowls when flushing.
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all toilets suddenly drain slow
I have a strange problem. Several days ago all my toilet bowls in my house (three toilets) started draining slowly versus regularly being rather fast. That was simultaneousely for all three of them.
That is the case with toilets bowls only, not with the sinks or baths.
For toilets it is exactly the same with clean water and with anything else.
The strange thing is that if I open all possible faucets in my house at the same time, the toilet bowls drain fast.
I tried to treat my plumbing system with enzymatic drain cleaner - for two days (I am going to do it one more day), and no improvement yet.
I have a suspicion there is air in the plumbing system.
Any ideas?
Out of the three toilets one is located on the first floor, and two others on the second floor almost directly above the first one. Also, I frequently see air coming out of the toilet bowls when flushing.
A plumbing drain system is always full of air. If it were not, something would be very wrong.
It sounds like the main line has a partial blockage. I would not count on any chemical drain cleaner to resolve the problem, enzyme or other.
Yes, you are right. It was a partial blockage. A piece of plastic from repairs 10 years ago.
Hes right!! leave the drain cleaners on rthe shelf. If you read the container on these so-called cleaners you will find the word "lye". This is what they made soap with years ago.Don't make soap in your sewer, You will get charged more when a sewer cleaner has to work in this stuff.Originally Posted by cacher_chick
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