The small bore of waste pipes used on toilets cause the most problems in my house. I finally found the best way to clear mine, thanks to friends. Wrap an old fashioned floor mop in a plastic bag. Wait until the water level drops as low as possible and put the wrapped mop into the toilet pan and pump it up and down to cause a vacumn effect; just remember to be fairly gentle so you don't get water or waste splashing out of the pan. The beauty of this method is that no chemicles need to be used, just dispose of the plastic bag carefully when you have done.
you need the correct plunger to make sure you pump/stop/pump causing the water and the clog to push / pull and that should get it in-clogged. If it's tree roots or something other than "human waste" - you might need to "snake" it or use some Drano etc.
Home Depot and Lowes have videos online for unclogging using a "snake". We thought we were going to need a plumber until I watched a video on the right way to do it and we were able to unclog ours. We were also able to check online what stock the local stores had and which aisle and bin to go to. We picked up one of those hair tools at the same time, and I cleaned out our drains,too.
The small bore of waste pipes used on toilets cause the most problems in my house. I finally found the best way to clear mine, thanks to friends. Wrap an old fashioned floor mop in a plastic bag. Wait until the water level drops as low as possible and put the wrapped mop into the toilet pan and pump it up and down to cause a vacumn effect; just remember to be fairly gentle so you don't get water or waste splashing out of the pan. The beauty of this method is that no chemicles need to be used, just dispose of the plastic bag carefully when you have done.
Pour in a liter or two of coke and let it sit for a half hour, then plunge and flush.
you need the correct plunger to make sure you pump/stop/pump causing the water and the clog to push / pull and that should get it in-clogged. If it's tree roots or something other than "human waste" - you might need to "snake" it or use some Drano etc.
grab a plunger and plunge
Have you tried a toilet plunger? There are also a couple of chemical solutions.. Mr. Plumber and Drano..
Home Depot and Lowes have videos online for unclogging using a "snake". We thought we were going to need a plumber until I watched a video on the right way to do it and we were able to unclog ours. We were also able to check online what stock the local stores had and which aisle and bin to go to. We picked up one of those hair tools at the same time, and I cleaned out our drains,too.
Baking soda 1cup put in toilet then pour vinegar and let sit till open.