Re: Old cast iron drain pipes, Muriatic Acid, or?

Posted by James Williams on October 11, 2011 at 08:10:33 from (98.218.168.38):

In Reply to: Old cast iron drain pipes, Muriatic Acid, or? posted by earlschieb on October 10, 2011 at 22:12:11:

I work in a municipal wastewater system for the past 20 years and deal with a lot of clogged pipes from 20 inches to 1 inch and I have found that using a snake is just a tempory fix.Call a Roto-Rotter co.Use a flusher with very high pressure,it will clean every thing from roots to rust.We just desolved a ground hog that was stuck in a 3 in line.The price might seem high but aggravation is expensive also.Its worth at least a phone call to talk to a professionial

jimmy

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• Re: Old cast iron drain pipes, Muriatic Acid, or? earlschieb 09:21:04 10/11/11 (0)

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