What Not to Flush Down the Toilet

Many home clogs are actually caused by homeowner negligence. Small, seemingly harmless pieces of trash can eventually cause debilitating clogs after being flushed. This report from the West County Wastewater District shows viewers which items should be kept out of your drain.



Tough clogs begin when one piece of debris gets caught inside your pipes. This stoppage catches other piece of debris and begins to build up within your drain lines. Thankfully, you can eliminate these clog risks by keeping unsafe items out of the toilet bowl.


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