I POURED ORBEEZ DOWN A SINK - Will They Clog it Up?

[@RogerWakefield]

Word of advice: JUST DON'T PUT ORBEEZ IN YOUR PLUMBING

[@rockinrew4925]

Potato peels got me.

[@lindinle]

the video isnt fake. i looked into it. its from france.

[@lindinle]

for some reason their sewer and plumbing lines are connected.

[@bmaiceman]

Word of advice. Don't put Orbees down your drain....... Put them down your NEABORS!!!! 👀🤣🤣🤣

[@sehgfx]

as a danish plumber worst thing i could imagine for clocking is the rice/grease combo

[@XplayeroneX]

Roger, I have to admit man, I never would have thought I would be watching entertaining and informative videos about plumbing, but here I am. You've got a great way of making videos, and I've actually already learned a bunch so I thank you for that. We need more content creators like you on KZbin. Keep up the good work man!

[@nathans8491]

right! my brother is a plumber and the rest of family are good with their hands. Ive never learned the tool aspect of things but I understand how it all works (usually). His videos have helped me understand even more when my bro is telling me about his work for the day. Its been a great resource and helped me bond more.

[@SoulDelSol]

Everything is interesting. Plumbing rules

[@RogerWakefield]

Thank you so much.... I really do appreciate it!!!

[@auseawesome9112]

Same with me I am a gamer then i stumble upon this and binge watch 20 videos ;D

[@RogerWakefield]

Rabixelbit that sounds cool to me. Thank you!!!

[@DubYuhGChoppa]

I think it's gonna be really cool to see someone who actually understands the impact of one of these "KZbin challenges" go through it themself.

[@crazycardtricks52]

Huh?

[@TheBoobadaba]

learn english.

[@DubYuhGChoppa]

"They" is referring to the KZbin challenges, sorry if this was worded poorly but it really doesn't seem that hard to figure out especially considering it's literally the top comment lmfao.

[@DubYuhGChoppa]

@rose Righttt like why did they care so much to try and insult over a comment that was meant to be positive anyways. People always are looking for negativity it seems.

[@arc_epic6778]

Titanium Tendons I didn’t see it BEFORE the edits, but it was edited

[@serioushex3893]

you should do a whole series of "Putting stuff down a drain to see what happens" you could totally do one on the story i told, about my mom putting a box of instant mashed potato down the drain.

[@scottrauch1261]

Oh God, why?

[@danquaid7103]

I didn’t even know that’s a thing😳

[@TheLukasDirector]

@@danquaid7103 Basically dehydrated potato powder. You can have it with milk too, tastes great.

[@AlastorTheNPDemon]

Coffee grounds can be an issue.

[@OnyxAgainstTheWorld]

Lord.....

[@vincenzo082]

My uncle was a plumber and he never missed an opportunity to talk about when I flushed a corn cob down the toilet. In his words "it was not the nastiest thing, but by God it was the most difficult"

[@SoulDelSol]

Cornholio

[@Mixwell1983]

You know toilet paper is easier than using a corn cob to clean your butt.

[@Mixwell1983]

@Jihad Al-Maliki ohh you dont want to know the answer..

[@SoulDelSol]

@@Mixwell1983 i would probably do a twist with the tip first and then use cob length wise for good measure

[@hooded0166]

lol I actually had a customer that had flushed a 25 cal. pistol. Ended up replacing the toilet but that was probably the weirdest thing i found in a toilet

[@dillonhansen71]

How the hell did this guy make plumbing cool!??

[@RogerWakefield]

Plumbing has always been cool 😎

[@justsomeone7883]

@@RogerWakefield help I got my pinky toe stuck in the toilet

[@Gabriel-yd4bq]

@@justsomeone7883 Cut the foot

[@powerstrokediesels7824]

Plumbing is super fun

[@mortophobegaming6454]

he achieved what mario never could

[@ZERO_O7X]

Hey Rog, what kind of clear acrylic piping is that and where can I find it? Is is safe to use on a sink drain or is it just for visual aid in the video?

[@crazylady02]

buffalo wt , however you might be inclined to clean it more often

[@RogerWakefield]

You can find some clear traps at Home Depot or Amazon. I would NEVER use this on a real plumbing job because the things that go down drain are disgusting! Purely for demonstrative purposes

[@ZERO_O7X]

@@RogerWakefield Thank you sir and keep up the great work!👍

[@TwinShards]

@@RogerWakefield as disgusting it could look, it can still be interesting to have clear pipes, particullary behind the walls... you don't see them ever, util the day you have an actual issue that require you to take down a wall/floor/ceiling to change the pipes and as a result you may find where the clog is. I actually feel like i would like to have that in my house if i would be the owner and know i would stay there for a very long time lol.

[@NewPhilosopher]

@@TwinShards Exactly! So long as they aren't less durable or something I'd love to have clear pipes to see how gross they get.

[@ba1050]

"How long does it take to mess up a plumbing system?" How fast can you get a handyman over.

[@MrThomasCWest]

More accurately, it's how fast can you either get a second or third mortgage or burn down the house, making it look like an accident, and collecting insurance money?

[@stpbasss3773]

Pretty fast considering everyone is a handyman 😂

[@bringithard6721]

@@MrThomasCWest Oh because the orbees need to be dry... smart... now your pluming is fixed, so you can still shit and eat. cool, like camping...

[@tigerisak9037]

Acidentally fisliked ur commwnt now i feel bad heres a like

[@gonkdroid4prez539]

Can attest to this. We called our building's handyman to fix something, he ended up making our toilets flush for about a minute every. single. time.

[@DrZedd169]

Im a Director of Maintenance for several apartments complexes in Washington. I've started making my teams watch your videos during trainings because they are so instructional and well made. Thank you for making these videos and keep at it :)

[@patrickmeyer1967]

I got a call, several years ago, that the customer needed a new disposal because the one we installed last week was making horrible noise. When I got there the disposal was making a horrible noise, until I removed the beer bottle caps, sheetrock screws, and 2 shot glass bottoms from inside it. BTW the customer was a frat house, I am glad this predates Orbeez

[@theblueshadow3537]

every time you turn you head the audio quality and loudness changes.

[@MaLiXs88]

I was wondering if it was only me

[@liquidrock2u]

I noticed that too, I think the mic was somewhere under the sink or on that side.

[@therandoguy3807]

The mic was positioned weird

[@Brekstahkid]

I thought I was just getting old

[@RogerWakefield]

It was all me. Sorry guys I had in in my left shirt pocket. We will work on that.

[@dbutcher84]

I would have loved to see this done with more drain pipe, simulating the pipework through the wall, etc, to show how far the clog would go and what it would take to clear it.

[@DieselHaven]

I used to clean out foreclosed homes. Came across one that the guest bathroom, which was right off the kitchen we couldn't get the toilet to do anything. Me being a handyman, I called a plumber. He got there and before doing anything he saw a stain pattern on the ground next to the toilet looked at me and said "this ain't gonna be pretty, or cheap". What he saw on the ground was outline of a cat's litter box. And the previous owner of the house would scoop the litter and put in the toilet and flush the toilet. She used the clay type kitty litter which had been sitting in these pipes now for about 6 months and had turned basically into cement.

[@JackieTheVampire]

Jesus Christ

[@Kitty-mb4hy]

Wow. People are stupid that much? It says specifically on the packaging NOT to put it in the toilet.

[@TylerLinkel]

I POURED ORBEEZ DOWN MY SINK....and now you know how to clean a P trap

[@secoura]

Now that you've done Orbeez, I think you should do their more sinister counterpart, instant snow (Christmas is just around the corner, after all!) It's the same chemical (sodium polyacrylate) but ground up.

[@Razortail2000]

"Shouldn't let men over 30 play with them either." I feel so attacked...

[@purelife4804]

I remember when I was a kid I flushed down legos down the toilet to see what happened. To. Make it short, we spent $700 getting it all out of the system. I was stupid

[@roman111117]

I used to work at a low end apartment complex, I've seen things you wouldn't even expect to go down a toilet in a toilet lol

[@lorewolf]

I remember my brother doing much the same... except he flushed my tomagatchi, his Tonka toys and something else... maybe a mini beanie baby? I remember it being some kinda plush toy... our parents were furious. No idea how much it cost to fix, but I know we needed a new toliet

[@Samu2010lolcats]

i was a cheaper kid, 30 years ago I clogged the bathroom's sink with... sand.

[@dreamwolf7302]

@@Samu2010lolcats When i was a tutor, back when i was in college and needed some extra cash, i tutored a 15 year old, with a 2 year old sibling who was still in diapers for some reason (i suspect autism or similar delays, but the parents were...well, they thought ADHD was mad up, and their son just needed extra tutoring...) Baby sitter decided to flush the 2 year olds diaper... Lucky for this family, i have more uses than a swiss army knife, and was able to fix that. Earned me an extra 200$ for the day, but saved them about 700$ since the plumber was charging weekend rates.

[@empichel5690]

I love watching professionals share their expertise on KZbin. Quality content!

[@Mauishuck]

I like your style. You teach like a real man. Prior to Covid, I was the on-call handyman for a few vacation rental properties here in Hawaii. And people on vacation can be animals. Worst was when I got called for a plugged kitchen sink. I had replaced an old garbage disposal just before the guests came, so I was surprised to get the call. There was a plunger in the sink, water everywhere. These guys had been ramming stuff down the pipe. So I undo it. There was most of a tuna carcass, sprigs of lemongrass, and tons of rice. I was truly impressed at how complete the plug was. Like the best space age seal ever. I had to take the stuff outside and ram my fish tape through as I couldn’t shake the stuff out. I don’t know exactly how, but the fish bones/meat, rice, and rope like lemongrass was epic.

[@youtubeaholic2154]

Mom put 1 pound of shrimp shells down the disposer one day, she called me to take the trap a part luckily the clog didn't go into the wall.

[@Catastropheshe]

Yum xd

[@ernestramirez8762]

I was hoping you'd throw some salt first to see how that plays out

[@TachibanaDono]

That French guy needed this video

[@derpydog1008]

Imagine going to jail for clogging the main sewer system with orbeez 😂

[@rambofan334]

Satan: Well, I just wanna say that I'm a huge fan.

[@jeremiahtallant]

He already did a video where a kid damn near did. Cops talked to him and everything, and I bet he got in trouble

[@Criam]

You add salt and it pulls the water back out. Ez fix

[@jasonturner0283]

I'm loving the videos man. It's not often you get a person in a trade skill position that makes engaging and interesting videos. I'm not a plumber, but before I became a chemist for a Dallas water company (yes I'm in Dallas too) I was a field sample technician for a local municipality. I was sampling restaurant grease interceptors for city ordinance and we had one restaurant who ground up all their food in a disposal and clogged their 30foot line from the building to the 7000 gallon trap (which was full with 100% solids, all the way to the sanitary sewer main. They were wondering why things were backing up into their kitchen.

[@ManCrafting]

That’s a dang mess. I need to make sure my kids haven’t put them down a sink.

[@pasunpigeon3001]

Explain them why it's dangerous

[@vmp66]

But you're not buying large amounts, in thousands of orbies for your kids, are you?

[@ManCrafting]

Night I don’t buy them at all, but the get them. I’ve seen them hydrating in the bathroom sink at one point. I’m pretty sure they scooped them out, but it doesn’t hurt to check.

[@RogerWakefield]

ManCraftingTM let them binge watch my videos for a while. They will think of something fun to do....

[@ayajade6683]

Just careful you don't give them the idea they didn't even think of. My elementary school made that mistake with rocks in snowballs

[@Penoatle]

About a year ago I felt like a badass when I replaced our garbage disposer that was starting to lose it and barely dice up anything. Learning the "system" under the sink was intriguing as was replacing a few things that I may have missed when some water was leaking out from my own incompetence.

[@chrishoover2681]

Never new a plumber could make such good KZbin content. I applaud you good sir 👏👏

[@Ezilyn]

That's exactly why I keep a strainer in my sink. Even though my apartment has a disposal, I'm always worried I'm going to get something stuck/clogged in there and I'll have to have maintenance come in and fix it. Strainers are cheap, it's a worthy investment, as far as I can see!

[@MaskinJunior]

Not a plumber, but a mechanic at a stationary amusement park. We had a drain pump clogged underneath a Huss Machinefabrik Break-dance ride. The pump was meant to drain rain water from the pit under the ride. (Like a foundation) But someone got the bright idea to just use the fire hose to hose down the ride if someone puked. We noticed the clogged pump when the foundation was flooded, but much of the water evaporated during the summer, so it was clearly not rain water flooding the foundation. Edit, not a nice job dissembling the pump to get it back into working order when we knew what was clogging it.

[@mysticsingingcommodian3997]

Roger Wakefield brilliance... "So how long does it take to mess up YOUR plumbing system?" Looks at watch 😳...cricket sound... then Roger answers... "Not very long!" LOL!!

[@DaveWithMS]

I used to work for a trailer park who owned all their own plumbing and watering system. On one street we used to have roots that would encroach on the sewer line. About once a year we would have to run the hydrostatic powered industrial sized sewer snake. With the saw blade on the and after cutting through the roots that would fix the problem. The next spring we ran a bunch of root killer through the sewer system I know it's easy to identify which tree was causing the problem so we removed it. That was years ago, I don't know if the problem has returned but at the time we went for an additional 4 years without the problem coming back. The other clay sewer pipe at a different problem. There were several families on that street who enjoyed cooking with and frying things in lard - they would pour the access down the drain and that would cause a whole another set of problems - as the lard in the drain would solidify ... it is amazing how solidified lard in in clay pipe could create such an efficient blockage.

[@emilyabela-gale9413]

I'm sure my parents will be forever grateful that when I had orbeez as a kid I didnt pour them down our sink

[@emilyabela-gale9413]

@@kevinsedwards well, I'm not 5 anymore but I'm not 24 either

[@SoulDelSol]

Weren't orbeez just discovered or whatever

[@SoulDelSol]

Anyway don't worry emily I'm sure your parents are still disappointed with you over something else 🤣

[@emilyabela-gale9413]

@@SoulDelSol thank you!!! I sure hope they are

[@Lichen8404]

Wackiest thing I've heard getting clogged down a drain was my uncles toupee. He got real drunk and took a shower with most of his clothes on and his toupee came off and got caught in the drain and instead of telling us he just dried off put his clothes back on and passed out on the couch letting the shower water just FESTER and that dear friends is why uncle johnny isn't allowed at thanksgiving

[@minecraftingmom]

The water beads can be mixed into your garden beds and will lower your watering needs, for anyone who is wondering how to dispose of them.

[@DaftFader]

When there expanding in the clear pipe, it looks like snakeskin and there's a snake slithering through the pipe... sooo creepy!

[@ErchweanEmperor]

“Children under 3 or men over 30” I feels that

[@bhartley1024]

Sounds like you've done battle with pasta, rice and cabbage many times before.

[@m3anmug]

I would think they would use clear pipes for plumbing to make it easier to see clogs.

[@momo_ether]

My 4 year old just poured half a bottle of orbeez down our bathroom sink hence how i found your video. Im watching it whilst screaming in my head lol. Thanks for a much needed, informative video!

[@RogerWakefield]

Oh wow! Let me know how it works out

[@pingiq5412]

I can't get over how cool his voice and mustache are

[@BeardedWorm]

What's wrong with the mic? The sound fades and turns up again

[@seneca983]

He's probably turning his head away from the mic occasionally.

[@ChronicBongitis420]

This is a really cool video I like it. Maybe one day you could do something involving a kitchen sink, toilet, shower, and vanity hooked together at a realistic distance along with sewer sewer pipe in order to see if the orbeez would really back up into the other fixtures. It would be even cooler if they were all hooked to a water supply.

[@robertbaker7610]

*Not a plumber* I have cleaned out the pipes after a roommate dumped an entire pot of rice down the disposal, what a mess. I have always been thankful that my parents felt it was important that I know how to take care of things around the house(and also showed them some more advanced stuff later in life back.) My favorite was when they thought they needed a new disposal when all they needed to do was reset the breaker on it, which they didn't know was there(was on the backside)

[@wilsif]

As a homeowner of a ranch with a basement built in 56', I highly suggest using hair strainers in bathtub and sinks. And basket style strainers in your kitchen sinks. My general rule for garbage disposals is that they are for the little bits that DO get past the basket strainer. My wife hates it, but I remind her of the time she stopped it all up when she tried to garbage dispose of half the burnt broccoli cheese and rice casserole. I did notice that there was some build up of sediment when the whole charcoal in soap fad was a thing with the ladies, might be a future video to look into. The only problems I tend to have are roots, but that is to be expected, as the trees were planted in 56' when the house was built. Will probably pony up and replace the old cast iron pipe eventually. Maybe some more content, show us how effective root killer is. Thanks!

[@potatoasiangirl]

This is what kind of video I like to watch

[@pat__4]

I love this guy, it's like learning plumbing from my grandpa

[@reloadded2959]

Im not a plumber, or one to even work on something like this. But I learned something new today! Thanks! Very creative and an excellent way to visually represent the impacts debris in your plumbing can cause!

[@davekauffman8727]

Kept trying to tell a family that there was something in the sewer line that was allowing water to pool, and form ice in the line under their mobile-home, this last Spring they finally met someone with the ability to find the crushed pipe, and it is fixed properly now. I will be dealing with a poorly thought out toilet flange from before PVC where the lead came free from the shallow joint with the poured concrete floor, I'll most likely break up the cement and install PVC sewer pipe in order to alleviate future problems. Nice video!

[@23tracy91]

Had one just today. The wife was cleaning out the fridge and just putting it down the disposal. It was full of carrots and who knows what else. The baffle did it's job and it was an easy clean out.

[@saddersnake20]

Thanks again for making these videos

[@kingchuckfinley]

I don’t know how I ended up here, but I’m really glad I did. What a great personality! So helpful too! I know where I’ll be going for plumbing advice!

[@requiem46andtwo]

A million tiny little roots that clogged the main sewer line outside of the house was the worst I’ve found so far in my plumbing career haha.

[@thenerdofgaming0074]

Never thought I would be interested in plumbing until I seen this guys videos

[@willwilliams2944]

Can that clear pea trap be used in an actual application for assement or is it for show not rated? Would be nice for a new home builder that knows alittle about plumbing.

[@blitzedturtle9697]

Still not %100 how I stumbled across this channel. But the charismatic personality and absolutely POWERFUL mustache has earned my subscription. Well played sir

[@michaelmoura1846]

“Will they clog it up?” Of course it’ll fuckn clog it up 😂😂

[@roryos]

This is the most hype plumbing channel ever.

[@Daniel_Batal]

Haha! LOVE this! I see your Orbeez and raise you ‘feminine hygiene products’

[@dreamwolf7302]

I remember my now ex wife coming home and proudly showing off her new 'flushable' tampons. (indeed the label said so) I told her if she flushed the damn things, she was fishing them out of the plumbing herself. She learned, many years before that, back when i was in high school, and dating her older brother (small town living yall) that when i say something is a bad idea, i am usually right.

[@jknott1509]

@@dreamwolf7302 you dated her brother too? You savage

[@dreamwolf7302]

@@jknott1509 Eh, to be honest, when i first started dating her after college, i didnt recognize her, and she had a different last name from her brother (i was not aware of that). she and her dad had bets down on how long it would take me to realize who she was. When i left for college, she was a scrawny, freckle covered, printing paper white, strawberry blonde. When i met her shortly after i left my college sweetheart (who tried to murder the twins she had tricked me into getting her pregnant with during a mental breakdown) she was a tanned, cherry wood redhead with a petite, but still full figure. It took me...until her brother came over unannounced to see her to realize who she was...

[@ArchangelExile]

@@dreamwolf7302 You're a man?

[@dreamwolf7302]

@@ArchangelExile Hold on, lemme double check *checks* yup. I'm also 6'3" and 220lbs.

[@lostghost5558]

I really enjoy watching Rogers videos like it's really interesting

[@ConstructionKronies]

Great video Roger, I am so thankful we have you to look up to, always pushing the boundaries!

[@user-marco-S]

around 5:35, garbage disposal unit? Never seen one here in the Netherlands. What is the purpose of it, since garbage normally is thrown in a bin.

[@chrisshaw2123]

Best KZbinr going

[@ketchup9312]

Why do I love this channel so much

[@_red_6892]

Im a plumbing Apprentice from South Carolina and Augusta georgia . i went on a call for a clogged line at a house and after find the clean out and crawling under the house and seeing the horror show that was there sewer line. It was ran on a loop but any way i cut after a 45 that had the line going into the dirt i cut the line and pulled. Out a old school snake that after measured was about 20 ft long . it broke off in there . her boy friend did it . and when i pulled it . it sounded like a dam opened up . so many rags and so called flushable wipes . smh . it was crazy . i found you have been watching for a while. I love your channel and it is helpful . I love what we do . i also am pushing to get my license the wanna go for my masters . my company pays for us to get our journeymans

[@Guruc13]

I'm awake at 3 AM watching this cleaning, nodding along as Roger Wakefield explains. Damn, that is fascinating.

[@ashleymorton5933]

Hey just wanted to say I discovered your channel a few days ago and I haven’t been able to stop watching I’m no plumber not even thought about till I came across your channel. Sorry I’m rambling 😑 ... what I’m trying to say is you have a Great channel you have cured many hours of boredom already and possibly found me a new interest thank you 😊

[@lxuiyazl4554]

Love your videos

[@FeebleSaturn3]

I never thought I would enjoy a video from a plumber or subscribe to one but here I am lol. Oh my gosh that time-lapse reminds me of snake scales aah

[@HavocBuilds91]

Plumber in Memphis, TN. Holiday seasons hit hard with yam, potato, and carrot shavings....every year. Lol

[@garlicspoghoot2750]

Thank you for helping us tackle everyday problems

[@creatorunlock]

Brillant guys!

[@romeoslover817]

Not a plumber, BUT. I have a disposal but I throw a food scraps into my green waste bin as directed by our local Waste Management company.. iI only use the disposal for the leftover scraps that accidentally did not throw out. Lived here 11 years without a problem

[@lawrencecareen4403]

Dude I love your videos. This is awesome!

[@deedeeiam]

I once dumped a pot of pasta down my mother's kitchen sink...the night before thanksgiving. 20 years later I still haven't lived it down.

[@robotbanana4261]

Congrats on 100k subscribers! Already almost at 150k!

[@ScullyPop]

I absolutely love this show.

[@ternedo6074]

Your channel blew the hell up!

[@gttheplumber7216]

Usually when I get called for a clogged sink drain, I'll go ahead and just replace the p-trap set. Saves time

[@Catastropheshe]

This marbles are just mesmerizing 🤩

[@FusionSimulations]

I swear I watched the original Orbeez reaction video a couple weeks ago, and Roger was at like 90k subscribers. Epic channel growth man!

[@soleiko4749]

Certainly not the worst, or craziest, but I remember getting called out at night to unclog a sink. When I pulled the trap I told the tenants it is better to throw their ground beef and turkey away instead of putting it down the disposal. First time I'd ever heard of ground ostrich meat. Also at an apartment I had to pull a toilet because it wasn't flushing right. I ended up pulling a pair of eyeglasses out that were stuck in the trap. The tenant didn't wear eyeglasses, nor did she know anyone who did. She had lived in this apartment for 5 years.

[@TnT_F0X]

I think adding salt makes them shrink. I wouldn't dump them down my drain to test that theory though, you are a brave man.

[@hizainshah]

I think I have poured obeezs in my mobile speaker and audio getting low and high by itself, Any advise? , Anybody,? I thank yoall in advance.

[@ItsLadyJadey]

Hey, suggestion. Pour salt and see if you can shrink them. Salt dehydrates the orbees and makes them release the water. It's reverse osmosis. The Action Lab here on KZbin di a demonstration.

[@psi808]

You can use baking soda and it’ll pull the water out of the orbeez. Could possibly help you avoid disassembling the drain.

[@RadWolf90]

The music while pouring them down the sink killed me, good job! You have earned a new subscriber, thank you for the quality vid!

[@jtapp4450]

Hey man! Word of advice, try wearing your mic on the middle of your shirt instead of one side or the other if possible. Every time you turn away from your mic the audio levels drop and it sounds worse. I've been trying to get the news anchors I work with to do this for years but they never listen! Also wearing it slightly lower, and angling it your mouth is a good alternative if possible.

[@Vexxeb717]

Hypothetically, if someone were to pour orbeez down the drain like this in this specific situation if you just pointed something like a hair dryer down the drain on a cool setting and just got a bunch of airflow going through do you think that could resolve the problem by drying out the orbeez?

[@secoura]

Orbeez will transfer water between each other when touching (put a full size orbee next to one that is partially dry and the large one will shrink as the smaller one absorbs water). You would be drying the orbeez that were getting air directly from the hair dryer, but they would continue to hydrate from the beads beneath them. I've put orbeez where a regular desk fan could blow on them and it definitely dries them out faster so a hair dryer should work but it's going to take an eternity to affect the ones in the pipe.

[@paxtongray3462]

I love how he turned this into a learning experience

[@silliestbilliestbilly29282]

Praying for the sinks roger uses to test what will clog a drain 🙏

[@JskuII]

I gotta say for a plumber I love your editing🤣

[@tyler-fwarner5716]

So glad to see you hopped on board the orbeez down the drain club ahah watched ur reaction video and loved it so happy to see you bought yourself some! Aha

[@deplorablepiratecaptaingunberd]

How to never get invited back to your in-laws.....

[@IMaximusDMI]

Since they didn't dry, I figured the next step would have been to use a hair dryer on the drain to see if it helped.

[@celexia4]

You have such a soothing voice

[@ceyhunpasaoglu]

Perfect editing

[@jacksplumbingvideos7147]

1:17 that kinda reminds me of the krusty crab training video when they show the crusty crab music montage.

[@user-10021]

Same 😂

[@chrisdover8014]

I'm not a plumber, but I did have to replace a lead drum trap under my tub due to my wife's hair clogging it. When replacing it, a previous owner had just stuck the tub down piece into the top of the trap without a fitting, it was just sitting in the top. When the trap clogged, it overflowed out the top of the drum trap and into the crawlspace. I ended up cutting it out and replacing it with a proper trap.

[@supermandads6]

I always love watching your videos my dad and I will watch them while we eat dinner

[@sixman5370]

Thank you so much! I got them all out without needing a plumber!