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Strength chemical

masterboy123 · 2014-11-11 22:03:46

Hi, I am looking for strengh chemical (diluted hydrochloric acid or something similar) to clean shower drain, where can I get in Kilkenny? I have tried also caustic soda and muscleman to help clean the drain but no help so far :( thanks

11-11-2014 10:03pm

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masterboy123

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Hi,

I am looking for strengh chemical (diluted hydrochloric acid or something similar) to clean shower drain, where can I get in Kilkenny?
I have tried also caustic soda and muscleman to help clean the drain but no help so far

thanks

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#2 11-11-2014 11:57pm

Johnny1999

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This stuff is amazing.

http://www.gagroup.ie/products/U%252dBlock-Drain-De%252dClogger.html

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#3 12-11-2014 12:08am

mefynn

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Have you tried using a plunger to clear it,worked on mine,its probably just hair clogging it

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#4 12-11-2014 1:49pm

obezyana

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Chadwicks have Dambuster its very good. You need to be careful the amount you use as it could burn through the pipes if there is too much put into the drain.

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#5 13-11-2014 2:40pm

cargo

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See if you can screw up the little grill in the drain and you should be able to fish up any hairs that are down there then. That might solve your problem.

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#6 15-11-2014 10:43am

masterboy123

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going to buy plunger this weekend and will see if it works out or not

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