2005-04-19T19:33:05Ztag:blog.limedaley.com,2018:/isso/thread/post/5-easy-steps-to-bathroom-repair-on-a-sundaytag:blog.limedaley.com,2018:/isso/32/762005-04-19T19:33:05Zjondaley<p>Our drain has been getting progressively slower over the last month or two, and I was dreading opening up the clean-out, as I was afraid that I would find the pipe clogged up just as much as before, and there wouldn't really be a solution, since the pipe just doesn't have enough vertical drop on it.</p> <p>However, I finally got around to it this morning, and I discovered the pipe was relatively clean, (still white even...) and the clog was right at the drain. I added a drain stopper when I replaced all the pipes, and this stopper doesn't have a good strainer on it, so there was a lot of gunked up hair in the drain. Once I pulled it out, and cut away the rest of the hair, the drain flowed freely again. Very nice.</p>tag:blog.limedaley.com,2018:/isso/32/752004-08-31T19:07:35ZJoyful<p>Actually, I thought it was an a-typical plumbing project. There were hardly any glitches and he only had to go to Home Depot once. And the bathroom was usable again in less than 24 hours!</p>tag:blog.limedaley.com,2018:/isso/32/742004-08-30T21:02:07ZSursumCorda<p>Sounds like a typical plumbing project to me. Only in our house, the mother and baby would have been removed at an earlier stage to avoid exposure to the kind of language usually evoked by plumbing work....</p> <p>This website is a great source of stories for the Sursum Corda News. Thanks!</p>