Because it dies. At the time, I say NEXT TIME I will get a real one, but that fades when I need one right now.
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Thatās what most people do, if you want a good one they run between $300-500. And insinkerator makes those as well.
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I know this has, shall we say driftedā¦ Sorry Session. I went up from the half horse to the 3/4th horse one last time. It probably wonāt help much because the BB ones are probably poorly made anyway. Iām not mean to them either. No Ogre bone grinding and I even have a strainer in the sink (hey Iām rough enough on my septic tank without adding undigested food to the mix as well). Yet they die, almost on schedule. 3 years into this current oneā¦
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Oh God! A nicer Cutlass. What is this world coming to. Canāt depend on anything anymore.
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Thanks for the support big guy!
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Honestly my prices and what I get isnāt much different from what you can get, sometimes the price i pay is higher than what you can get from the internet.
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Well I donāt know who told you you werenāt nice, but they were wrong. No worries.
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Got that right! Pigs are a pain.
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But quick to get rid ofā¦ umā¦ evidence. 
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Leave no trace!
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Yeah, that fine pink mist is murder on my hair!!! Hee, hee.
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Iām betting on a clog of some sort Iāve done drain cleaning for 15 years and I really never see a clogged vent line! Maybe a handful in all the years! Iād say run a snake down the drain to fix it! At least start there for a process of elimination!
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i have a septic tank in the country. it needed to be pumped out, but the honey wagon guy no longer sucks the honey as he retired. i spoke with one of the old oil field pumpers about the issue and he told me that once per month, add 4 packets active dry yeast to the toilet and flush. he said it will cause the stuff in that tank to āboilā and you will more than likely never have to pump it out again. its been 10 years since we had that discussion and he was correct. ive never had an issue since.
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While I know the yeast will break down most of the solids in your septic tank the recommended pumping schedule is there for a reason, I would much rather spend $300.00 every 3-5 years over $15,000-$45,000 every 40 years when the septic field gets filled with solids.
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Youāre a tradesman, you must know a lot of good trades jokesā¦ Hereās one my IBEW BIL used to tell a lotā¦
Whatās the difference between a termite and a union carpenter?
The termite knows heās ruining that piece of wood.
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