You could try pouring hot water on the outside of the downpipe (outside where the old water runs out), it might dislodge the ice enough for the water to run out slowly, then you could pour a little hot water to follow it, thus melting what's left. About 30% chance of success though imo.
You could try pouring hot water on the outside of the downpipe (outside where the old water runs out), it might dislodge the ice enough for the water to run out slowly, then you could pour a little hot water to follow it, thus melting what's left.Abo
munch man 08 Jan 13:46 are you a very hairy person? ------- SIR DEREK TROTTER 08 Jan 13:47 no im bald as an egg. -------
We now know whats clooging the pipes just to confirm it ... weren't you hairy when you went INTO the bath :D :D
munch man 08 Jan 13:46 are you a very hairy person? ------- SIR DEREK TROTTER 08 Jan 13:47 no im bald as an egg. -------We now know whats clooging the pipes just to confirm it ...weren't you hairy when you went INTO the bath :D :D
HH Sultan Vinegar 08 Jan 14:00 thinly veiled "I've had a bath" thread.
cooperman 08 Jan 14:06 Sultan coffee down nose
Just read this, as cooperman says coffee everywhere!
HH Sultan Vinegar 08 Jan 14:00 thinly veiled "I've had a bath" thread. cooperman 08 Jan 14:06 Sultan coffee down noseJust read this, as cooperman says coffee everywhere!
Can't see how external foul pipes can be frozen? Any plumbers on here to advise?
It's more likely to be a blockage caused by "nasty things" going down the plug-hole and getting lodged.
SIR DEREK TROTTER 08 Jan 14:43 i think its the pipes outside that are frozen .. Can't see how external foul pipes can be frozen? Any plumbers on here to advise?It's more likely to be a blockage caused by "nasty things" going down the plug-hole and