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Modernization of tools for cleaning sewage blockages

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Modernization of tools for cleaning sewage blockages


In this article, we will talk about methods and tools for cleaning sewage blockages. Material from three sources has been compiled here and three tools will be considered.

Tool one: electric cable
In the first photo we see a hand tool for clearing blockages. Most likely this tool is broken. I found a similar one in an online store and the price for it is from 1500 rubles. A nylon core is placed inside the drum, and the length reaches 8 meters.
In this tool, the cable is removable and secured to the front of the tool.



The wizard made everything easier. He simply put a hose on the cable (the price of a cable of a 3-meter cable is 160 rubles), so that the spiral protrudes from one side and the straight part from the other. The straight end of the cable must be clamped in the chuck of a screwdriver and that's it, you can clean the blockage.









Tool two: plunger


The second tool is an ordinary plunger. All classic plungers have short handles. For a healthy person, this does not matter, but if it is difficult for a person to bend down or the arm does not work well, it can cause difficulties. The solution may be to lengthen the handle. Instead of the standard handle, the master installs a cane mounted on a wooden holder.












The third tool: pneumovantuz

Another tool for removing blockages is pneumowanthus. Moreover, there are various pneumatic air vents. There is just a type of pump, and in this (Kleer Drain) a can of CO2 is installed. This is a standard cylinder such as is used in airguns or in a siphon for aerating water.

The principle of operation of the device is as follows.
A cylinder is installed in the handle, and a special gasket in the tube. Then the device is installed by a plunger on the drain hole. The handle is pushed down. The cylinder breaks through and pressure begins to increase in the cylinder. When the pressure reaches the desired value, the gasket breaks and gas shoots into the sewer pipe.



The design is interesting and effective for difficult to remove blockages. There is one drawback, the number of gaskets in the kit is only 6 pieces, and buying new ones is expensive.
Then the master found a way out by making a replacement gasket. For this we need: a syringe, a knife and a piece of hose.



The syringe is 12 cubic meters. From the syringe, the front part with the nose and the emphasis of the stem are cut off. Put the o-ring cut out of the hose onto the syringe.




Before use, close the overflow hole and remove the plug.




Pull the syringe bar up. Insert the syringe into the device. Install the cylinder. And apply according to the instructions.



After use, the syringe is pulled out and can be used again.



In the process of working on the article, I found several more devices for cleaning the sewer. These are pneumatic couplings, but they work without cylinders and hydraulic couplings and all kinds of magnetic-mechanical ruffles.


There are various non-mechanical methods, such as "Mole", soda with vinegar, or just boiling water.
I hope that this article will be useful to anyone, and if you know other ways to deal with blockages, then write comments.
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Guest Gennady +2
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In your area, it may not grow, but in our southern regions of reeds a rampart along loans, along river banks. Until recently, such huts covered with reeds in the villages of the Don and Krasnodar Territory were a rampart. Properly done, it was 30-40 years old, no thermal insulation can be compared with it, One significant drawback is the high fire hazard in the summer
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And between syringes and a Zxmarch mug, do not forget there are Enema 100-200 and 300ml
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b] Valery [/ b]
We only sometimes have palm trees in tubs ...))) And that is rare! ..
And bamboo does not grow at all!
But where they grow, they never heard of reeds! It is interesting, but what, in fact, does the discussed vegetation have to do with sewage? xaxa
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Well, uh ... Palms are sometimes found only in tubs ...))) And that is rare! ..
But bamboo does not grow at all !.)))
..And there is reed.))))
And the trees bend ... (But this is already according to Kanevsky ...)
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This is unlikely ... They are very expensive because they are very rarely demanded - there are no mass deliveries. This is purely only if someone "for a show off" wants to stir up such a roof!))). Here he is specially taken from somewhere!
..As I said, we do not have such a culture and did not have it. I’m a kid, I was interested in that grandfather’s thatched roofs. He said that after the war, when they were rebuilding, no one had already laid straw at home. (In our country, the Germans burned almost all the villages, retreating. Thatched roofs were occupied immediately. A couple of houses were set on fire - and there is no whole village!) ... There were only a few houses that were without straw .... Our pre-war house, by the way, also it didn’t burn out precisely because it was covered with sheet metal !. The German broke the window and threw the torch inside. But the grandfather got out of the basement and put out. There was a burned-out bald spot on the floor, and a beam burned on the edges above it.
After the war they were already afraid to cover with straw. Wing either with iron, or, if "poorer", with aspen slats. ("shingles," as we call them. I suspect that the Polish word). Only sheds were sometimes covered with straw. )). And in my memory - only slate. And so - until the end of the century))). Then already the slate "left" ...
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Valery
Really did not know what roofs can be made from reeds ...
And in some places they cover it with palm leaves, but in some places they make it from bamboo! Distribution area! yes
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The reed mats themselves (ready-made, crocheted, cut and trimmed than necessary) cost bad money !!
- stir up business? -))))))
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Yes, they do not share among our people reeds or reeds. Even in the literature they write "reed". If scientifically, then they are reed. And we had such roofs much earlier. And now come across. Some old houses. I didn’t see the new ones. Sometimes arbors do. For example, the arbor is fenced / reed-))) and on the roof too. But we have it full. Go cut and knit. My grandfather and I made a barn for a cow from him. Dry and warm.
Here is an excerpt from another site
I found that most of my acquaintances do not even know the difference between reeds, reeds and cattail - although outwardly they are quite different. The funny thing is that all these varieties can be used for roofing - where they grow. For example, cattail prevails in Central Asia, and reed predominates in southern countries. In terms of their performance, they are almost identical. But for some reason, people call all such roofs reeds. Let us follow this example, especially since in Russia roofs are still made more often from reeds.

But Sholokhov Quiet Don
The dying light of the month oozed through the reed roof of the canopy. A falling star fell off and swiftly slid to the horizon, leaving a phosphorous fading trace in the ashen sky. A mother was hiding in a pond; a drake responded with a love sipot
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although I have never heard a "reed roof", only "reed", another syringe 12 cm / 3-))))

Well, really, everywhere it’s different ... We have become fashionable at “cool” farmsteads, restaurants and similar establishments to do such reed roofs !.))) Reed mats themselves (already finished, knitted, trimmed and sewn with what you need ) are worth bad money !! The most expensive roof is obtained ...
But I’m not talking about .... I’m not talking about the “reed” roof yet! There are reed ones, but we don’t have reeds yet.))) I really didn’t know what roofs can be made from reeds ... Here we just didn’t have such a culture. Wing with straw thatch (I even remember in my early childhood a straw barn in a village. True, the house was not residential there. It has long stood. (After all, there was no "law on empty buildings and structures")))). Although we used to have a lot of swamps with reeds here, someone will go to collect and dry it, if the rye was then sown (and not tertiary, as it is now) and pressed it
sickles, not combines - the straw remained straight and in sheaves ...
Yes, and reed roofs appeared only now, as the trend of "agro-eco-horseradish catch a trend"))))
P.S. Purely "pulled out of context" !!! I do not participate in the dispute! ...
And in general, he always believed that "reed" is not the name of the plant, but the designation of the species! (Like "bushes", for example.) That is, reeds are one of the reeds! And there are sugar and papyrus ..))))
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Dial:
How to distinguish between cattail, reeds and reeds?
- And where is the "dial"? I am for life, not an encyclopedia. I am sure the vast majority from the street, without access to the Internet will not distinguish between these plants.
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Leobrynn
Esmarch's one and a half liter syringe
Esmarch's Mug: Volume: 1500 ml, 1750 ml, 2000 ml; Tube length 1500 mm
Yes, where is Esmarchu with his cup up to 12 cubes !!! xaxa
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Small: 0.3; 0.5; 1 ml; Medium volume: 2; 3; 5; 10; 20 ml; Large volume syringes: 30, 50, 60, 100, 150 ml (Zhanet)

Then comes Esmarch’s 1.5 liter syringe. xaxa
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pogranec
-Yes, where do you get bores then?
And who else would you need scribblers for?
I have never heard a "reed roof", only "reed"
Dial:
How to distinguish between cattail, reeds and reeds?
syringe 12 cm / 3
And this is how much?
Small: 0.3; 0.5; 1 ml; Medium volume: 2; 3; 5; 10; 20 ml; Large volume syringes: 30, 50, 60, 100, 150 ml (Zhanet)
xaxa
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12-cc syringe xaxa
-Yes, where do you get bores then? One reed does not like, although he has never heard a “reed roof”, only a “reed”, another 12 cm / 3 syringe)))))
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Yes, yes, he also has motors in homemade icebreakers, a tough kid
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12 cc syringe
Well, fuck yourself! xaxa

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