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I'm a plumber and use this product 2 33.33%
I'm a plumber and would not use this product 2 33.33%
I'm not a plumber and I will use this product 0 0%
I can see this working for spills on the floor 1 16.67%
I can see teenagers getting a hold of this, banning the substance 1 16.67%
I'll stick to rags/sponges and shop vaccums 1 16.67%
Why do I care? All I do is **** in a toilet, that's it 0 0%
I could be Rich! with this idea, if only it was me... 0 0%
I'm concerned about it causing clogs, possibly 1 16.67%
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Old 11-25-2010, 02:53 AM   #1
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Have you tried this product before?

YouTube - OATEY LIQUILOCK - SOLIDIFIES WATER IN TOILET BEFORE REMOVAL - DUNBARPLUMBING.COM



I made this video because the "other" videos drag on and on. Plus I'll make another one showing a cleaner/newer bathroom without the background noise.


I like it. I'll use it probably for the wow factor showing the customers how well it works.


My devious mind is squirming, thinking of some other application this would work on.

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Old 11-25-2010, 03:01 AM   #2
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I've never seen it before. I myself am wondering if it could be used to retain moisture in the soil of houseplants on extended vacations?
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I've never seen it before. I myself am wondering if it could be used to retain moisture in the soil of houseplants on extended vacations?
I believe that is probably the same identical application

An MSDS report would most likely confirm it.
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Old 12-07-2010, 09:01 PM   #4
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How much does each packet cost?

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