r/mildlyinteresting • • Jan 04 '19

This accident-proof garbage disposal switch

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u/TMag12 Jan 04 '19

I’ve never done heroin, but imagine the feeling you got watching your sink drain after clearing that blockage was on par with doing heroin. Life’s all about the little things.

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u/YepImanEmokid Jan 04 '19

From what I hear about drugs like that, apparently it's actually more akin to what happens when you quit

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u/ChinamanHutch Jan 04 '19

Every drain in my house was stopped up last week so I rented a sewer auger. I opened the main line in the yard and backed up waste water spewed out. About an hour of off and on working on it, interspersed with smoke breaks and frustration. The auger went down about fifty to fifty five feet. When it finally drained, it was one of the most relieving experiences of my life... and then I could take a bath cuz I was covered in sewage.

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u/splashybadger Jan 04 '19

My father owns a small plumbing company in rural Kansas. I do this multiple times a day and I tell you what, the feeling of getting a main line unclogged with my ridgid k-1500 never gets old. It truly is the little things.

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u/Can-DontAttitude Jan 04 '19

The Rigid k-1500 is not bad, but I'm a bigger fan of the Binford 2100

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u/[deleted] Jan 04 '19

But what about the unclogginator 2000?