Arthur grabbed a flashlight, shining it into the dark brick chamber. In a healthy system, you’d see a clear channel where waste flows freely toward the street. Here, the water was a "dead sea."
A toilet that won’t flush, gurgles, or overflows is frustrating. But when you know the blockage isn’t inside the toilet bowl or the immediate pipe, the problem is likely in your . This is the pipe that carries waste from your bathroom to the main sewer line or septic tank.
If the toilet still won’t flush after the external line is clear, the clog may be inside the toilet trap or the short pipe leading to the main drain—in which case, use a toilet auger (not a standard snake) to avoid cracking the porcelain.
Unlike indoor clogs (tissue, wipes, toys), outside blockages are often caused by:
A pro will use:
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