Toilet Clog Solutions

• Assess the blockage: A plumber will start by determining the cause and location of the blockage. They might use a plunger or a plumber’s snake to remove the blockage.
• Use a plumber’s snake: If the plunger doesn’t work, the plumber may use a plumber’s snake to remove the blockage. The snake is a long, flexible cable that can be fed into the drain to remove the blockage.
• Remove the toilet: In some cases, the blockage may be located inside the toilet, so the plumber may need to remove the toilet from the floor to access the blockage and clear it.
• Use high-pressure water jetting: If the blockage is severe, the plumber may use high-pressure water jetting to remove it. This involves using a high-pressure water stream to clear the blockage and clean the pipes.
• Inspect and clean the pipes: After the blockage has been removed, the plumber may inspect the pipes and clean them to ensure that the sewer line is clear.

It’s important to call a professional plumber to unclog a toilet, as attempting to do it yourself can lead to further problems and potential damage to your plumbing system.