skinny_pedal
Well-Known Member
Don't use powdered soap. There was 30' of this crap in the drain from the kitchen. It was worse. The hole you can see is from my first attempt at snaking it.:mad:
Like in my dishwasher and washer?
Don't use powdered soap. There was 30' of this crap in the drain from the kitchen. It was worse. The hole you can see is from my first attempt at snaking it.:mad:
Looks like a combination of cooking grease and possibly soap- but mostly grease (I do sewer video assessment for a municipality and I see lots of this nastiness). When you chip it out of the pipe it comes out all granular just like soap powder in the box, but the soaps typically are suspended solids in the flow and don't accumulate at the spring line of the pipe unless you have a swale and the water is completely stagnant.Don't use powdered soap. There was 30' of this crap in the drain from the kitchen. It was worse. The hole you can see is from my first attempt at snaking it.:mad:
Like in my dishwasher and washer?
Looks like a combination of cooking grease and possibly soap- but mostly grease (I do sewer video assessment for a municipality and I see lots of this nastiness). When you chip it out of the pipe it comes out all granular just like soap powder in the box, but the soaps typically are suspended solids in the flow and don't accumulate at the spring line of the pipe unless you have a swale and the water is completely stagnant.
Installing a grease trap like the restaurants do will catch this stuff before it enters your pipes. It really sucks when you've got slab-on-grade and have to buck out fifty feet of concrete to replace the pipe.
Old skool...
Been along time since I seen stickers like those...wow. Old
Yup it is
Look at the coat in the middle,lol.
:haha::haha: I love dump people.