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I am looking at a house built in 1980. There seemed to have been quite a bit of plumbing issues: 1) Piping under the bathroom sink of 3 bathrooms had a leak and pipe replaced 2) Leaks in the walls behind tub faucets due to piping issues for 2 of the bathrooms 3) Leak that went down all the...

Thank you David. That is a good point. I could use a tool to pull it out instead of pushing it in. Do you happen to have the model of the augers? I hope they are not too expensive..

So if I force it down with an auger and the toilet flushes properly without issues then I should just assume that it went on its merry way into the big tank and there should be no further concerns?

Hi Havasu, it should be standard size I think About 2.5 inches wide 1.5 depth 1.5 height

Thank you all! Yeah it's been stuck down there for a few months... When someone drops toilet paper it does get clogged up for a few days but toilet starts flushing again. We only use the toilet for #1 since this happened. I am truly seeing different opinions. Will have to evaluate the risks I...

Hello, Our 1 year old threw a pacifier in the toilet. It seems the easiest way to get rid of it is to force/push it down the pipes in the toilet but from my research this supposedly causes bigger issues? I do not see how this would cause a bigger issue. Wouldn't this just push the pacifier...

What happens to water that gets stuck between tubing for many years? An example would be if one shuts off two valves and there is a plastic tubing between the two valves and water just gets stuck in there for many years. Another example would be if there is an osmosis system under the sink...