Drop something down the drain? Check this out!

Tue, 05/26/2009 - 5:27pm (16 years 44 weeks ago)

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Tip on retrieving something you drop down the sink

Just watch..... Its quick and useful! Good for jewlery!

This is one of those tips you wish you had known about before you took the sink apart or called the plumber!!!!!
It is a great tip and it saves money....how much better can it get?!

www.familyhack.com/2007/08/29/drain-tip

Tue, 05/26/2009 - 6:26pm (16 years 44 weeks ago)

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Smartmom

'stepped down' b4 she was FIRED.

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Re: Drop something down the drain??? Check this out!

OK I love this part of the info......

UPDATE: You must use a Wet/Dry shop vacuum. In the video, I casually mentioned "any vacuum will do". I hadn't had my coffee yet and was clearly in "morning moron mode".

ROFL

I know when we drop stuff down the drain we use a plumber snake ( you can get them at Home Depot)

Tue, 05/26/2009 - 7:18pm (16 years 44 weeks ago)

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candyhart

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Re: Drop something down the drain??? Check this out!

That was funny, but at least he corrected it. Hummmm.......I've used snakes to clear a plug, but not sure I would want to trust a diamond ring or a contact lens to one.