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A clog is a clog. Even flushing twice wouldn't cause this. It would overflow, but at least it would stop. The real problem here is the broken valve which allowe
by WirelessGigabit 3y ago
A clog is a clog. Even flushing twice wouldn't cause this. It would overflow, but at least it would stop. The real problem here is the broken valve which allowed the water to keep running.
Combine that with the clog and you have a literal shit-storm (or drizzle).
How does the valve get broken? Is it one of those shitty thin plastic ones?
Is the toilet one of those California water saver ones? I lived in a complex in CA where they replaced all the toilets with those, even though we all paid our own water bill. Horrible. I've never had to unclog a toilet before this toilet, and I've never had to since I moved out there. But that toilet just didn't have the umph to flush away a healthy fiber-heating adult's waste.
Also, it's a business venture, so being pregnant really isn't relevant here.