Clogged Toilets Can Be A Real Drain
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Clogged Toilets: A Common Hassle
Each year, more than 20% of Americans deal with the annoyance of a clogged toilet, and 70% agree that these blockages are a major headache.
According to a survey by the Scott Clog Clinic, a leader in practical solutions for clogged toilets, taking a few simple steps can help avoid most of these problems.
Key Findings:
- Unusual Items: 12% of people have accidentally dropped a toy ball into the toilet, and 6% have flushed a fish.
- Avoiding Blame: In 37% of households, no one admits to causing the clog.
- Public Restroom Woes: 30% have experienced a clog in a restaurant, 24% at work, and over 20% in other people’s homes ?" with 14% occurring at the in-laws’.
- Plunger Power: A whopping 87% use a plunger to clear a blockage, and 92% own one.
- Prevention Tips: 45% believe that using septic-safe toilet paper can help prevent clogs.
People living in older homes, those with septic systems, low-flow toilets, and owners of boats or RVs are at higher risk for these plumbing issues. A smart preventative measure is to use septic-safe toilet paper, like Scott 1000 or Scott Extra Soft.
By following these tips, you can reduce the chances of encountering these frustrating clogs and keep your plumbing running smoothly.
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