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Postmortem on recalcitrant toilet
Some weeks ago I posted my plight regarding a toilet that suddenly
stopped flushing any type of solids, including small amounts of simple toilet tissue. I've received many suggestions and ultimately I decided it would be easier to just replace the toilet which is what I did. The new toilet flushes just fine. Several people asked me to follow-up with a postmortem of the toilet before I threw it out. I kept the toilet as a planter for a few weeks in the front yard then I tired of it and took a hammer to it today. Results: Nada. No objects anywhere. Clean as a whistle. Also, I didn't find any objects in the drain. I guess that I'll never know why a toilet after 10 or so years decided to get up and die. Toilet suicide is so sad. |
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