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<blockquote data-quote="Spider27monkey" data-source="post: 3966521" data-attributes="member: 45436"><p>Our house was built in the late '70s, and we have owned it for 17 years this month. Twice a year we have a drain in our garage that needs to be cleared. At the suggestion from a licensed plumber, we purchased a attachment from Home Depot that goes on a garden hose. It's basically a bladder with a pin hole in the end. You insert the hose as far into the pipe as possible, then slowly turn up the water pressure, then the bladder expands and water jets thru the pin hole. I've found that pushing it as far as it will go, turn water on, run it for a minute, shut the water off, then push the hose in further, and repeat.</p><p>I think the thing was less than $10.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Spider27monkey, post: 3966521, member: 45436"] Our house was built in the late '70s, and we have owned it for 17 years this month. Twice a year we have a drain in our garage that needs to be cleared. At the suggestion from a licensed plumber, we purchased a attachment from Home Depot that goes on a garden hose. It's basically a bladder with a pin hole in the end. You insert the hose as far into the pipe as possible, then slowly turn up the water pressure, then the bladder expands and water jets thru the pin hole. I've found that pushing it as far as it will go, turn water on, run it for a minute, shut the water off, then push the hose in further, and repeat. I think the thing was less than $10. [/QUOTE]
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