Going through the motions of how to unblock toilets is tricky business. More often than not, it would end up in a mess, come up with mediocre results despite your valiant efforts, or just right off the bat, fail miserably. This is worse if you don't have a plunger. So how on earth do you get on with it, then? Mission number one: unblock toilet.
The first and most important thing to consider before diving in headfirst and trying unblocking your toilet is to seal it off from everyone else first. Always make sure that no one's going to be using your toilet. The reason for this is because it will only make matters worse and perhaps just a tad bit messier.
If you have a Vileda mop, or any type of long-threaded mop; you're in absolute luck. This will definitely help you unblock your toilet more effectively compared to just using your usual trusty old plunger. It will blow your mind how many cost-effective options you actually have before going for the initial impulse of calling your plumber. Sure, there are things that are best left to the experts but working a few things out on your own might actually fix the problem first before it aggravates to needing an expert to do the job for you.
One simple and effective method would require just a Vileda mop and a simple plastic bag. All you need to do, technically, is to just stuff the mop into the plastic bag and tie it tightly and securely around it. Keep in mind that you'll have to use rubber gloves in doing this. Don't have any? That's fine, just go ahead and grab another plastic bag. Then comes the fun part; plunge it into the toilet again and again until your toilet unblocks itself. And that's it; you have just successfully unblocked your toilet. Not bad at all; even if you don't happen to own a plunger.
If you don't happen to have a Vileda or any long-threaded map, you can go ahead and try the same method with the use of a toilet brush or duster. Anything goes so just go ahead and feel free to use whatever's available in your utilities cupboard or in your bathroom.
If that first method doesn't work, no worries; you can always try something else. Go ahead and grab a coat hanger. You would need to unwire it and probably bend it in a curve. And of course, since we're dealing with a blocked toilet, you might want to wear gloves. Simply push the wire into the toilet canal and try to clear that away Ümitköy lavabo tıkanıklığı açma. This may take a few minutes so make sure you do this with patience and extra care. You don't want to scratch your toilet, do you?
You may also try to alternately bend the wire to make your own version of a snake. This will more efficiently deal with the blockage, and ups your chances.
Another option as well is to just grab a toilet brush; and I'm you have one stashed somewhere. Then try plunging your toilet with it until it gives in and unblocks. If these methods don't work, of course; it would be best to make that timely trip to the hardware store and buy yourself a plunger. And if you've done that and it doesn't work, your problem may be serious already and you might need a handyman of sorts. So feel free, and try it out. Just make sure you don't forget to wash your hands.
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