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I had a slow drain to my toilet, though not quite that slow. A buddy of mine is a maintenance guy at an apartment complex and he brought a kinetic air hammer over. Removed the plugs from my sink and toilet and used the air hammer on those two drains. It didn't fix the toilet completely, but it did help. Apparently clogged drains can cause complimentary issues. Doubt it's a fix for you, but it might help.
 
Ok, K spent two and a half years as a plumbers apprentice. He wants to know what kind of snake did you put down it? did you use a power snake? Why did it only go three feet? WAs it only a three footer?

Oh, and he says that draino stuff doesn't work. (He actually refered to it as 'that liquid draino crap'.)

Also, you can get a power snake from home depot (rent). have them show you how to use it, and if that doesn't work their's a bigger machine that will work.
Okay...

The snake was one of those coiled-wire thingies (see pic below), and it's much longer than three feet. It just seemed to *stop* at that point (I guess actually, now that I think about it, I had about three feet of snake *out,* but not all of that was inserted into the commode), and no matter how much or how hard I pushed, twisted, turned and cussed at it, would go no further, like it had run into a brick wall. It seemed to me that it was only going to a certain point still within the commode, not even *getting* to the pipes. I dunno if mobile homes have funky commodes with right-angle turns that won't let a snake go through, or if I was hitting the blockage, or if I'm just completely incompetent in plumbology.

http://i183.photobucket.com/albums/x95/Sir_Winston54/HPIM0224.jpg

Power snake? Huh? <Dumb look> Would that be safe in a mobile home, where the construction rule of thumb is use the cheapest stuff you can find for each and every part of it, including (and perhaps especially) the parts that can't be seen, like the PVC plumbing?
 
I had a slow drain to my toilet, though not quite that slow. A buddy of mine is a maintenance guy at an apartment complex and he brought a kinetic air hammer over. Removed the plugs from my sink and toilet and used the air hammer on those two drains. It didn't fix the toilet completely, but it did help. Apparently clogged drains can cause complimentary issues. Doubt it's a fix for you, but it might help.
Appreciate the idea, but given that it's a mobile home (see my last post above) with PVC plumbing, I've heard that using those air-powered things have a nasty tendency to blow the plumbing apart... that would be *all* I'd need, since I definitely don't have the bucks to hire a plumber!
 
I had a slow drain to my toilet, though not quite that slow. A buddy of mine is a maintenance guy at an apartment complex and he brought a kinetic air hammer over. Removed the plugs from my sink and toilet and used the air hammer on those two drains. It didn't fix the toilet completely, but it did help. Apparently clogged drains can cause complimentary issues. Doubt it's a fix for you, but it might help.

Have you annnnnnnnnnnnnnnnny idea Mr Homburg how terrrrrrrrifying that post quoted above was in the reading when there is apparently no context at all to begin with ?

I clicked open this thread and it was at the top of the page. I had read nothing preceding it .

I think I got as far as 'kinetic air hammer' and in auto pilot started to hold my breath in sheer horror expecting some kind of sadistic application......

I may need to go and have a quiet lay down somewhere now to recover.

Please excuse me :rose:
 
Okay...

The snake was one of those coiled-wire thingies (see pic below), and it's much longer than three feet. It just seemed to *stop* at that point (I guess actually, now that I think about it, I had about three feet of snake *out,* but not all of that was inserted into the commode), and no matter how much or how hard I pushed, twisted, turned and cussed at it, would go no further, like it had run into a brick wall. It seemed to me that it was only going to a certain point still within the commode, not even *getting* to the pipes. I dunno if mobile homes have funky commodes with right-angle turns that won't let a snake go through, or if I was hitting the blockage, or if I'm just completely incompetent in plumbology.

http://i183.photobucket.com/albums/x95/Sir_Winston54/HPIM0224.jpg

Power snake? Huh? <Dumb look> Would that be safe in a mobile home, where the construction rule of thumb is use the cheapest stuff you can find for each and every part of it, including (and perhaps especially) the parts that can't be seen, like the PVC plumbing?

K says your problem is that you can't use the snake through the commode. You need to find the 'clean out', a fitting with a cap on it (they're supposed to be accessable, but that doesn't mean they are), and put the snake through there. Also, he said that the power snake is safe in mobile homes. Or (and I know you said you don't want to do this) you can take the toilet up and put it down from there.
 
*giggles* rebecca you crack me up..:D

Ohh shush you , no one is supposed to 'encourage' me.

It's the rule : chuckles :

We are talking Tim Taylor from Home Improvement though dominant styling here. These are men that don't let some nicks and cuts and contusions stop them from having fun. Heaven knows it enhances it .

Can you imagine ?

"More Powaaaaaaa " : gruntgruntgruntgruntgrunt :

Might be wise for me to log out for awhile now me thinks :)
 
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If you insist!

(No, it's not perfect, it should be higher and even on both sides, but I did it all MYSELF and I like it even if it isn't perfect.)

They look fine to me,and you did a great job!

*covetcovet*
 
Have you annnnnnnnnnnnnnnnny idea Mr Homburg how terrrrrrrrifying that post quoted above was in the reading when there is apparently no context at all to begin with ?

I clicked open this thread and it was at the top of the page. I had read nothing preceding it .

I think I got as far as 'kinetic air hammer' and in auto pilot started to hold my breath in sheer horror expecting some kind of sadistic application......

I may need to go and have a quiet lay down somewhere now to recover.

Please excuse me :rose:

Kinetic Air Hammer.... Sadistic application...

Oh my.

I believe my inner sadist just got a raging hard-on :eek:
 
I wish I was your perfect woman. Even if its not true, I just want to feel it.
 
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Glad to hear things are on the upswing, minx. :)

thanks itw. I guess I just need to stop focusing so heavily on things. Accept the highs with the lows that kinda thing.

We are having a collection at work for some local refuges so today I went and bought some gifts for the boxes. It was so good to do. I not only got to do all the christmassy things like buying gifts and stuff but it made me feel quite humble. I realise that my problems are no where as a bad as some peoples.
 
If you insist!

(No, it's not perfect, it should be higher and even on both sides, but I did it all MYSELF and I like it even if it isn't perfect.)

I was going to PM the answers, but I'll share with everyone in case others want to know.

First of all, the pain was NOT as bad as I was expecting. The worst part was when I tried to lock the clamp on, and it was unbearably tight, so I just held it. The needle wasn't bad at all and the jewelry insertion was tough but not terribly painful.

I bought my equipment from BMEshop.com which sells everything you need. I got two 16g needles, two titanium captive rings, and a set of slotted Pennington forceps. I did it sitting on my bed in case I passed out, and I used an old sheet as a "dropcloth" in case I bled all over the place!

I read articles on self-piercing, looked at LOTS of pictures to see how I wanted it, and so forth. So tonight, I assembled my tools, plus a bag of regular latex gloves from the grocery store, cotton balls, rubbing alcohol, and a ballpoint pen. The pen was for marking where I wanted to pierce. I used the cotton balls and rubbing alcohol to clean my nipple and areola, then put the clamps on. I lined up the needle, and it went in surprisingly easy. It's best if you push it in while breathing out, so I did in-out-PUSH a few times. It did take a few sequential pushes to get it through but it didn't really hurt because it was so sharp! (This is a beveled, hollow needle, btw.)

I had a little bit of trouble getting the ring in, and eventually I wiggled around and got it into the right spot. I didn't bleed while the needle was there, but when I was fussing around with the ring, I started bleeding a bit. I wiped my fingers off on the cotton balls I'd used for cleaning, so my fingers wouldn't be sticky while I was still trying to work. And then, poof, it was through! My hands were shaking terribly as I put the bead in place but I managed it.

I was surprised how little it hurt, actually. I was expecting a lot worse! It was mostly a dull ache the whole time, nothing I couldn't handle...and I am NOT a pain slut!

Here's the best article on the subject of self-piercing: http://wiki.bmezine.com/index.php/DIY_Piercing

oh ... my ... goodness! You are BRAVE! And you did a beautiful job! (and your pierced nipples just look yummy...) :rose:

I so want to get my nipples pierced ... finally I'm confessing it ... but I am scared as hell of needles ... on top of not being practically possible to have it done right now in my life ...

*sigh* ... I guess I'll go back to enjoy them vicariously ...
 
K says your problem is that you can't use the snake through the commode. You need to find the 'clean out', a fitting with a cap on it (they're supposed to be accessable, but that doesn't mean they are), and put the snake through there. Also, he said that the power snake is safe in mobile homes. Or (and I know you said you don't want to do this) you can take the toilet up and put it down from there.
Ugh... looks like I'm going to have to crawl underneath (again), in these lovely below-freezing temps, open the clean-out plug and try that. Oh, God/dess, please let that work. I really don't want to take the damn thing up and have to re-install it. Thanks, K and gracie, and Homburg, too! <Sigh>
 
Ugh... looks like I'm going to have to crawl underneath (again), in these lovely below-freezing temps, open the clean-out plug and try that. Oh, God/dess, please let that work. I really don't want to take the damn thing up and have to re-install it. Thanks, K and gracie, and Homburg, too! <Sigh>


I haaaate plumbing. HATE it. Nothing bothers me more about home ownership than plumbing. I've replaced toilets, rebuilt them, replaced faucets, sinks, fixed leaks, garbage disposals, etc. Hated it every flippin time, and I'm usually happy to work with my hands and test my abilities and technical competency. Plumbing just sucks, plain and simple. Still, if we were closer, I'd come over and help.

But at least in crawling under the house in the cold, you should hae less bugs and snakes to contend with, right?

(Why do I have "Always look on the bright side of life" from "Life of Brain" playing in my head again? Oh yeah, cause somebody linked to it...)
 
For some reason, inflicting Monty Python songs on someone just makes me feel warm in my Evil Spot.

ive been whisteling it since you mentioned it, you evil evil person.

now i have to go be academic. and try hard not to whistle. :mad:
 
Ohh shush you , no one is supposed to 'encourage' me.

It's the rule : chuckles :

We are talking Tim Taylor from Home Improvement though dominant styling here. These are men that don't let some nicks and cuts and contusions stop them from having fun. Heaven knows it enhances it .

Can you imagine ?

"More Powaaaaaaa " : gruntgruntgruntgruntgrunt :

Might be wise for me to log out for awhile now me thinks :)

You did not just say Tim Taylor and Dominant in the same sentence. (looks at rebecca sternly)
 
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