Death to trees!

Yes: a bit like viewing your own colonoscopy...

Put it on youtube for the rest of us to gawp at. Not in the same league as pets in bins, but is it worth a watch?

Dave

let Adam be the judge of that ;>)

Jim K

In message , Tim Watts writes

Tim, we had exactly the same problem when we moved to this house. Long story short, the insurers paid for the lot, including the bill from 'my' firm who organised the original filming, and identified the problem. Less the usual excess, of course :-)

As long as they don't try to jet you out!

ow...

They do.

could do with an edit, lots of wibbling getting the camera into position and the best footage is when it's pulled back in a smooth motion with decent focus.

I'll see what I can do...

Actually, the insurer's contractor did say to submit any expenses incurrred my end (like the original film and jetting perhaps).

If you should happen to hire one of these cameras, you can take the opportunity of running a string between the inspection covers. We had a new loo put in a couple of years ago, and found it much easier to pull a rope through via such a string, than use drain rods. Once we had a rope through we pulled a 'log' with nails hammered in, back and forth until all the old sediment and roots were broken up and then would wash through.

You'll need the tree's permission first, otherwise Dennis will get all pissy again.

When I did it, they give me a solution to drink, diluted with water, which had the same effect.

Not at 500bar :-)

Not at 500bar :-)

Not at 500bar :-)

ROFLMAO!!!!!

They errmm ... clear you out with "Fleet" and that stuff does wot it sez on the Tin thats a fact..

And you can see the results here.

Pix and Vids, and no it didn't hurt at all!.

If your over 50 and any history of Bowel cancer at all in your family or ANY rectal bleeding.

GO Get it done!...

FWIW I had one a few years ago, found a nasty pre cancerous tumour snipped it out and .. Bowel Cancer to be, gone:)...

I have such a drain. I'm not aware of any problems with it. However there is a large fig tree on top. The neighbouring building job has about 50 metres of modern plastic sewer pipe that they don't sem to want. There is concrete spatter over it so it can't be returned. It's stored on my property. Should I move the pipes one by one to a more secure place? :)

Interesting, I caused a similar echo earlier in responding to a post without doing anything stupid that I was aware of, though of course, I could be too stupid.:)

Tree oblody true. They have rights, you know?