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Colonel Edmund J. Burke
Nov 13, 2009, 11:51:49 AM11/13/09
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Now here's a product that actually works, though it has its limitations.
I'm not a big fan of chemical drain cleaners, since against most stoppages
they don't work. However, in the case of the bathroom sink, Max Gel can be
quite effective, that is, if the blockage is due to mustache trimmings or
the like. Keep in mind, you should always have a drain sieve in place to
catch the long hairs that may find their way into the line. Max Gel is
generally worth a try before you take the always efficient method of
disassembling the pipes.
I'm not a big fan of chemical drain cleaners, since against most stoppages
they don't work. However, in the case of the bathroom sink, Max Gel can be
quite effective, that is, if the blockage is due to mustache trimmings or
the like. Keep in mind, you should always have a drain sieve in place to
catch the long hairs that may find their way into the line. Max Gel is
generally worth a try before you take the always efficient method of
disassembling the pipes.
THANK YOU AND HAVE A NICE PLUMBING EXPERIENCE.
--
Only a few men can be truly free; to be, in the proper sense of the word,
sui juris, master of his own time and powers, and able to say every morning,
"This day is my own."
%
Nov 13, 2009, 11:56:15 AM11/13/09
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that you , lol
Colonel Edmund J. Burke
Nov 13, 2009, 11:57:24 AM11/13/09
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"%" <per...@gmail.com> wrote in message
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> that you , lol
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> that you , lol
Someone should jumpstart Percy's peabrain; it's stuck in first gear. :)
MeaningWhat
Nov 13, 2009, 12:53:35 PM11/13/09
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Colonel Edmund J. Burke schrieb:
> Now here's a product that actually works, though it has its limitations.
> I'm not a big fan of chemical drain cleaners, since against most
> stoppages they don't work. However, in the case of the bathroom sink,
> Max Gel can be quite effective, that is, if the blockage is due to
> mustache trimmings or the like. Keep in mind, you should always have a
> drain sieve in place to catch the long hairs that may find their way
> into the line. Max Gel is generally worth a try before you take the
> always efficient method of disassembling the pipes.
>
> THANK YOU AND HAVE A NICE PLUMBING EXPERIENCE.
>
can you also use it as a lubricant?
> Now here's a product that actually works, though it has its limitations.
> I'm not a big fan of chemical drain cleaners, since against most
> stoppages they don't work. However, in the case of the bathroom sink,
> Max Gel can be quite effective, that is, if the blockage is due to
> mustache trimmings or the like. Keep in mind, you should always have a
> drain sieve in place to catch the long hairs that may find their way
> into the line. Max Gel is generally worth a try before you take the
> always efficient method of disassembling the pipes.
>
> THANK YOU AND HAVE A NICE PLUMBING EXPERIENCE.
>
Colonel Edmund J. Burke
Nov 14, 2009, 9:19:53 AM11/14/09
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"MeaningWhat" <meaning...@googlemail.com> wrote in message
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You could try it; but since you have no sex partner, perhaps you and Percy
could....
George Dance
Nov 14, 2009, 10:36:45 AM11/14/09
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On Nov 13, 11:51 am, "Colonel Edmund J. Burke" <edmundbu...@yahoo.com>
wrote:
> Now here's a product that actually works, though it has its limitations.
> I'm not a big fan of chemical drain cleaners, since against most stoppages
> they don't work. However, in the case of the bathroom sink, Max Gel can be
> quite effective, that is, if the blockage is due to mustache trimmings or
> the like. Keep in mind, you should always have a drain sieve in place to
> catch the long hairs that may find their way into the line. Max Gel is
> generally worth a try before you take the always efficient method of
> disassembling the pipes.
>
> THANK YOU AND HAVE A NICE PLUMBING EXPERIENCE.
>
wrote:
> Now here's a product that actually works, though it has its limitations.
> I'm not a big fan of chemical drain cleaners, since against most stoppages
> they don't work. However, in the case of the bathroom sink, Max Gel can be
> quite effective, that is, if the blockage is due to mustache trimmings or
> the like. Keep in mind, you should always have a drain sieve in place to
> catch the long hairs that may find their way into the line. Max Gel is
> generally worth a try before you take the always efficient method of
> disassembling the pipes.
>
> THANK YOU AND HAVE A NICE PLUMBING EXPERIENCE.
>
Perhaps if you gargled with it, you wouldn't have to floss as often.
Colonel Edmund J. Burke
Nov 15, 2009, 11:52:44 PM11/15/09
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"George Dance" <george...@yahoo.ca> wrote in message
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Thanks for the tip, George.
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