Liquid Plumbr. Does it work?

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_BIueMonk 04/19/21 5:55:37 PM #1:	Does it work? No. Its a scam and a waste of money. Call a real plumber Yes. It works and plumbers don't want you to know so they can get paid. Does it work? - Results (18 votes) No. Its a scam and a waste of money. Call a real plumber 38.89% (7 votes) 7 Yes. It works and plumbers don't want you to know so they can get paid. 61.11% (11 votes) 11 what do you think. --- DAHYUN = <3 https://imgur.com/bv71aAd <cite>_BIueMonk posted [p:953010966] in Drano/Liqu... [t:79414275]...</cite> <quote> Does it work? No. Its a scam and a waste of money. Call a real plumber Yes. It works and plumbers don't want you to know so they can get paid. Vote View Results Does it work? - Results (18 votes) No. Its a scam and a waste of money. Call a real plumber 38.89% (7 votes) 7 Yes. It works and plumbers don't want you to know so they can get paid. 61.11% (11 votes) 11 Show Voting Form what do you think. </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
_BIueMonk 04/19/21 6:00:28 PM #2:	i always think its weird they say that drano can eat away at your metal pipes and ruin your plumbing when it sits in a plastic bottle doing nothing for months. --- DAHYUN = <3 https://imgur.com/bv71aAd <cite>_BIueMonk posted [p:953011145] in Drano/Liqu... [t:79414275]...</cite> <quote>i always think its weird they say that drano can eat away at your metal pipes and ruin your plumbing when it sits in a plastic bottle doing nothing for months. </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Hayame Zero 04/19/21 6:02:58 PM #3:	It's not a scam, but they don't do a great job at unclogging either. Most of the clogs can be easily fixed myself, and I'm not even a "fixer-upper" type of person. --- ...I think I'm done here... <cite>Hayame Zero posted [p:953011222] in Drano/Liqu... [t:79414275]...</cite> <quote>It's not a scam, but they don't do a great job at unclogging either. Most of the clogs can be easily fixed myself, and I'm not even a "fixer-upper" type of person. </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
monkmith 04/19/21 6:08:53 PM #4:	makes more sense to use a snake or just take the u-bend, where most clogs happen, off and clean it out manually. --- Taarsidath-an halsaam. Quando il gioco e finito, il re e il pedone vanno nella stessa scatola <cite>monkmith posted [p:953011393] in Drano/Liqu... [t:79414275]...</cite> <quote>makes more sense to use a snake or just take the u-bend, where most clogs happen, off and clean it out manually. </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
_BIueMonk 04/19/21 6:09:04 PM #5:	Hayame Zero posted... It's not a scam, but they don't do a great job at unclogging either. Most of the clogs can be easily fixed myself, and I'm not even a "fixer-upper" type of person. how do you handle your clogs? right now my kitchen is all blocked up. i tried drano, albeit it was a little amount and nothing. i also tried plunging, and lastly i used my shop vac. all nothing. --- DAHYUN = <3 https://imgur.com/bv71aAd <cite>_BIueMonk posted [p:953011398] in Drano/Liqu... [t:79414275]...</cite> <quote>Hayame Zero posted... </cite> <quote>It's not a scam, but they don't do a great job at unclogging either. Most of the clogs can be easily fixed myself, and I'm not even a "fixer-upper" type of person.</quote>how do you handle your clogs? right now my kitchen is all blocked up. i tried drano, albeit it was a little amount and nothing. i also tried plunging, and lastly i used my shop vac. all nothing. </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Xatrion 04/19/21 6:22:48 PM #6:	The best thing I've found is a long plastic snake thing with barbs on the sides. Costs about 3 bucks and works wonders. --- Shut your BF28/9 sound hole and listen up. Fool me once, shame on you. Fool me twice? Strike three. <cite>Xatrion posted [p:953011864] in Drano/Liqu... [t:79414275]...</cite> <quote>The best thing I've found is a long plastic snake thing with barbs on the sides. Costs about 3 bucks and works wonders. </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
littlebro07 04/19/21 6:24:21 PM #7:	I usually just stick one of those long crazy straws down the drain and suck the clog out but drano works too --- https://i.imgtc.com/MGGa6Os.gif <cite>littlebro07 posted [p:953011908] in Drano/Liqu... [t:79414275]...</cite> <quote>I usually just stick one of those long crazy straws down the drain and suck the clog out but drano works too </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Dunsworthy 04/19/21 6:24:46 PM #8:	It works for buildup clogs. But its no good if you have an object stuck down there. <cite>Dunsworthy posted [p:953011927] in Drano/Liqu... [t:79414275]...</cite> <quote>It works for buildup clogs. But its no good if you have an object stuck down there. </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
furb 04/19/21 6:24:56 PM #9:	Yeah it works for simple clogs. --- You know how fads are. Today it's brains, tomorrow, pierced tongues. Then the next day, pierced brains. -Jane Lane <cite>furb posted [p:953011939] in Drano/Liqu... [t:79414275]...</cite> <quote>Yeah it works for simple clogs. </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Kobe Bryant 04/19/21 6:25:29 PM #10:	_BIueMonk posted... i always think its weird they say that drano can eat away at your metal pipes and ruin your plumbing when it sits in a plastic bottle doing nothing for months. Just ask Walter White --- Kobe > LeBron. It's only internet stat nerds who think Lebron is better. Watch the games and stop calculating Lebron's PER with your wristwatch calculator. <cite>Kobe Bryant posted [p:953011957] in Drano/Liqu... [t:79414275]...</cite> <quote>_BIueMonk posted... </cite> <quote>i always think its weird they say that drano can eat away at your metal pipes and ruin your plumbing when it sits in a plastic bottle doing nothing for months.</quote> Just ask Walter White </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
modena 04/19/21 6:25:57 PM #11:	I've tried many kinds and Liquid Fire is the only one that has fixed every issue I've had. --- I'm surrounded <cite>modena posted [p:953011974] in Drano/Liqu... [t:79414275]...</cite> <quote>I've tried many kinds and Liquid Fire is the only one that has fixed every issue I've had. </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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Wii_Shaker 04/19/21 6:27:46 PM #13:	_BIueMonk posted... how do you handle your clogs? right now my kitchen is all blocked up. i tried drano, albeit it was a little amount and nothing. i also tried plunging, and lastly i used my shop vac. all nothing. In my experience you have to use half of the container. Using a small amount does very little for dissolving clogs. --- "He busted in, blessed be the Lord Who believe any mess they read up on a message board" -MF DOOM 1970-2020 (G.O.A.T.) <cite>Wii_Shaker posted [p:953012032] in Drano/Liqu... [t:79414275]...</cite> <quote>_BIueMonk posted... </cite> <quote>how do you handle your clogs? right now my kitchen is all blocked up. i tried drano, albeit it was a little amount and nothing. i also tried plunging, and lastly i used my shop vac. all nothing.</quote>In my experience you have to use half of the container. Using a small amount does very little for dissolving clogs. </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
MabusIncarnate 04/19/21 6:27:54 PM #14:	_BIueMonk posted... i always think its weird they say that drano can eat away at your metal pipes and ruin your plumbing when it sits in a plastic bottle doing nothing for months. Haven't you even seen Breaking Bad? It's polyurethane not plastic, and you can store all kinds of things in it, including hydrochloric acid, without it burning through the material. It's entirely resistant to many highly corrosive liquids and chemicals. --- Above us lay the burdens, Below us lay the truths. We're somewhere in the middle, and we're all discontent too. Slayer_22 picked waifu - https://ibb.co/WD8p1Kz <cite>MabusIncarnate posted [p:953012038] in Drano/Liqu... [t:79414275]...</cite> <quote>_BIueMonk posted... </cite> <quote>i always think its weird they say that drano can eat away at your metal pipes and ruin your plumbing when it sits in a plastic bottle doing nothing for months.</quote>Haven't you even seen Breaking Bad? It's polyurethane not plastic, and you can store all kinds of things in it, including hydrochloric acid, without it burning through the material. It's entirely resistant to many highly corrosive liquids and chemicals. </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
brestugo 04/19/21 6:30:57 PM #15:	Xatrion posted... The best thing I've found is a long plastic snake thing with barbs on the sides. Costs about 3 bucks and works wonders. This. I follow up with Drano or Liquid Plumbr. --- Not everyone is suitable to kill a lion - Maasai proverb. <cite>brestugo posted [p:953012131] in Drano/Liqu... [t:79414275]...</cite> <quote>Xatrion posted... </cite> <quote>The best thing I've found is a long plastic snake thing with barbs on the sides. Costs about 3 bucks and works wonders.</quote>This. I follow up with Drano or Liquid Plumbr. </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
J03can 04/19/21 6:32:00 PM #16:	Works to a fucking point. Plumbers are necessary --- Jerry, it's Frank Costanza!!! Mr Steinbrenner's here George is dead - call me back!!!! <cite>J03can posted [p:953012167] in Drano/Liqu... [t:79414275]...</cite> <quote>Works to a fucking point. Plumbers are necessary </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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