Things You'll Need:
- rubber gloves
- 2 liter bottle
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Step 1
take your empty 2 liter bottle with the lid off and insert the lided end into the toilet, up and down to avoid as much water as possible entering the bottle.
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Step 2
squeeze the bottle fairly hard, expelling as much air out of the bottle as you can.
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Step 3
allow the bottle to regain some shape by sucking the water back into the bottle. It wont regain perfect shape, but will be a rather lumpy and noisy bottle.
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Step 4
do above steps, 2-4 times, with slight vigor. Put a little power behind forcing the air out and letting the water in.
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Step 5
remove the bottle, empty out any water, and repeat all steps if needed.
This method forces the air out of the bottle, and creates a suction in the toilet bend as the water rushes back into the bottle, removing the clog.









Comments
mojoworkin said
on 11/7/2008 Cool advise I never thought using this before. Its a lot cheaper than buying the ones with compressed air in a bottle.
StreetBloggers said
on 11/7/2008 Inspiring to know woman out there not afraid to do the dirty jobs,, thanks great tip
craneop said
on 11/6/2008 Good info to know. No offense but I hope I ever have to use it. lol 5*