Today I dropped half the roller that the toilet paper hangs on. You know - you got the little posts that screw into the wall, and the roller that's made up of 2 halves with a spring in between. I guess all these things have names but heck if I know what they are. Anyway, I was holding one half as the toilet was flushing, and the other dropped down the toilet. I heard a "clink" which is I assume the roller half hitting the ceramic at the trap and - hopefully - lodging there.
So ... my question is whether something this size would fit through the trap. If so, then I guess my only option will be to take the toilet out because I don't want it to go through. If not, I am thinking it may be a lot easier to use the closet auger and try and pull it back. I guess it all hinges on whether I may accidentally push the roll through the trap or not.
Please ... help! Thanks.
2007-03-08
15:08:23
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Gary B
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But I don't want it to go through, do I? I don't want it to go downstream, because I have to think eventually it will cause a backup. The thing's about 3 inches long. And it's going to be a lot easier (and less expensive) to get out of the toilet trap than it will be to get out at a pipe cleanout in the basement or, heaven forbid, at the curb.
2007-03-08
17:21:12 ·
update #1