How to Fix a Clogged Toilet

I also found another unconventional way to unclog a toilet. Just use your garden hose and change the nozzle to a more powerful spray while flushing the toilet. I tried plunging it for nearly an hour today and nothing helped, so I tried the hose and it worked!

Decent information but I have to disagree in regards to the $4.95 rubber plunger. These are more likely to give you nightmares than unclog your toilet. I have always had the best luck with the more expensive black handled style of plungers. They tend to hold up a lot better and break those nasty clogs a lot faster. When you have a <a href="http://mycloggedtoilet.com" rel="follow">clogged toilet</a> you want to use the best plunger you can buy, believe me!

Let’s remind home owners that nothing but toilet paper and human waste should be flushed down toilets to prevent clogs. • tampons; • disposable diapers; • condoms; • tampon applicators, plastic; • tampon applicators, cardboard houseplant leaves and clippings; • sanitary napkins • boxes, packaging, wrappers • cigarettes, cigars, butts; • cotton balls; • rags; • human or animal hair; tea bags, coffee grounds, filters; • cooking grease