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Can spiders survive being flushed down the toilet ?
Just wondered if they drown or can hold their breathe ! ... (Asked by Swest)
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Once they get past the "S" bend the pipe is not full of water it is all drained out until you flush again. Yes they would survive they would just crawl along the pipe until they find an exit somewhere, or live happily down there in the pipes. Believe it or not goldfish have survived being flushed, and somewhere I heard that a snake had survived for quite some time living in the plumbing and came up out of some woman's toilet....(Answered by Paul W)
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Why does the shower get a blast of cold water when the toilet is flushed?
especially when the toilet uses cold water to flush... ... (Asked by kabergy)
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because the water has to be diverted and so what happens is that the system cannot focus on the process of hot water since the shower is normally a mixture of hot and cold. You add a second cold water channel and that takes over the whole system....(Answered by ambr95012)
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I accidentaly flushed my glasses down the toilet??
OK, so they were on my shirt and i flushed....2 seconds before the flush would've been over, they dropped and went right down...what should we do to get them out, if possible [we have made sure nobody else will use the toilet after that], and will there be any plumbing problems? ... (Asked by ~Gaby~)
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There could possibly be plumbing problems...A friend of mine flushed her cell phone the same way at work, and they had that bathroom shut down for weeks. they had to tear the toilet apart and everything. If you or someone you know who can help is handy with plumbing, you can turn the water off from the main valve, and take the pipe apart that connects to the toilet, with a flashlight see if you can see the glasses anywhere. If you can't i would just put it back together and assume that they have gone far enough not to ...(Answered by prplfae)
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Why does my shower water turn cold when a toilet is flushed?
I can be taking a nice, relaxing shower and -BAM!- someone flushes a toilet in another bathroom and the hot water vanishishes. It stays cold until the toilet tank is refilled (about a minute or two). Why does the toilet need my hot water? It's a cold water device! I've been in other showers at other's houses, and the water becomes scolding when a toilet is flush. THAT, to me makes more sense, because the toilet is drawing away cold water for itself, leaving nothing but hot. But that's not the case in my house. ... (Asked by Shiomi Ryuu)
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ONE OF TWO REASONS. INSIDE YOUR SHOWER ARE TWO SAFETY DEVICES 1 A LOW PRESSURE DEVICE THAT DETECTS WATER PRESSURE SO THAT THE HEATER CANNOT BE ON WITH NO WATER INSIDE THE TANK 2 AN ANTI SCALDING DEVICE SWITCHES OFF THE HEATER IF THE TEMPERATURE GOES TOO HIGH - STOPPING YOU GETTING SCALDED WHEN THE TOILET IS FLUSHED, THE CISTERN IS LOWER THAN YOUR SHOWER SO THE WATER FINDS IT EASIER TO COME OUT OF THE LOWER OUTLET, REDUCING THE WATER PRESSURE SIGNIFICANTLY [DEVICE1 CUTS IN?] AS WATER FLOWS INTO YOUR TOILET CISTERN, THERE IS LESS WATER TO GO THROUGH YOUR SHOWER SLOWING THE FLOW ...(Answered by andy t)
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Why does the shower water change temperature even when a toilet is flushed from a different room?
I will know who to choose for best answer.. my daddy is a plumber XD ... good luck! ... (Asked by Osita)
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It doesn't matter which room unless you have mulitple water heater and different pipes for each area....(Answered by whit g)
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How often should a toilet in an unused bathroom be flushed?
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Unless you keep your house unusually warm, about every 2 weeks should keep the level up in the bowl and prevent sewer gas from entering....(Answered by sensible_man)
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Watermelon rind got flushed down toilet, help?
It wasn't that big of a piece but my 1 year old flushed a piece of watermelon rind down the toilet. My wife is out of town on a business trip and I don't know what to do anyone have any suggestions? I flushed the toilet and it went down I just don't know if toilet paper could get backed up. ... (Asked by bizounce80 n)
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flush some TP and see what happens. If it starts to back up use a plunger. If you really want to error on the side of caution go rent a snake (Most rental places have them) and run it down the toilet....(Answered by Controlfreak38)
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how can I retrieve my wedding ring from a flushed toliet?
my three year old twins decided it would be fun to flush daddys ring and I really want to get it back! ... (Asked by blperry18)
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Usually not too far downstream in house plumbing there is a trap. It looks like a cylindrical piece of short pipe coming down off a main pipe. It has a circular plate with a large square lug-type fitting on it that is square. Often things that have weight fall down in there and can be retrieved with little effort...... ...IF it's in an accessible area...and IF it's not 100 yrs old and rusted solid.....if if if. You know how that goes I'm sure. Anyway....I don't think that line is normally filled with water, so be careful anyway if you can find it and ...(Answered by fizixx)
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Why does the water in the toilet swirl in circles when flushed?
i don't know... im high... ... (Asked by Peter S)
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because each toilet is factory equipped with a tiny water cyclone. The tidy bowl man has to be very careful....(Answered by mei-lin)
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Are used toilet papers supposed to be flushed in the toiled or put in the trash bag?
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City sewers and properly installed septic or aerobic systems are capable of handling toilet paper, which simply disintegrates over time. Flush it!...(Answered by Turnhog)
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