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Blocked sewer pipe at 90 degrees bend
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Unless its been dug up or a camera has gone down we don't really know if its too sharp, it may have sunk or the slope may be wrong.
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There are long 90 degree bends which work better than short ones regarding blockages, but there ought to be an inspection chamber.
I did get away with the long bend on a 'sink only' pipe which has given no trouble, but I'd not even think about it on a toilet connected pipe. Just had 4x 2-5 year olds here at the weekend, and a couple of them quietly amused themselves by flushing almost an entire bog roll down .... before they were discovered! :rotfl:0
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