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Drain Cleaning

jimfinoc · 2013-04-22 12:34:21

I live in a small estate and I get a blockage between my sink waste at the back of the house and a junction box at the side. I guess there is a 90 degree bend and thats where the problem is. What can I buy to clear this? Will drain rods go around a 90 degree bend? Thanks for any advice.

22-04-2013 12:34pm

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jimfinoc

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I live in a small estate and I get a blockage between my sink waste at the back of the house and a junction box at the side.
I guess there is a 90 degree bend and thats where the problem is.
What can I buy to clear this?
Will drain rods go around a 90 degree bend?

Thanks for any advice.

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#2 22-04-2013 1:42pm

homer911

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jimfinoc wrote: »

I guess there is a 90 degree bend and thats where the problem is.

The problem is more likely to be with an insufficient fall on the pipe and too much grease waste going down the drain - maybe you need a grease trap?

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#3 22-04-2013 4:55pm

jimfinoc

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Whats a grease trap look like?

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