Recommend a product to dissolve a toilet blockage?

[oldcardriver]

The water in the toilet rises up when I flush it and on standing the water has a slight brown tinge to it, consequently I assume that a stool is stuck over the top of the U bend. I don’t want to plunge it out as it may get stuck somewhere else. Wikihow.com says use an Enzyme to dissolve a blockage as that won’t damage the toilet bowel, and on eBay I see that there are tablets that you can use in a chemical toilet. I am self isolating and so a product like tablets would be easy to receive in the post.

Can someone please advise me and perhaps recommend a product that I could buy preferably from eBay?

I’ve got some 10mm wide plastic strapping that is used to tie around large parcels/boxes, so I could try waggling that in the toilet as that may break up the stool?

 

[foxhole]

Plunger is the most effective method, nowhere in the plumbing should be as tight as the U bend.

 

[Stivino]

It must be some stool if it is stuck on the top of the Ubend, is it a bar stool?

 

[just pumps]

Haven`t lost a rim flush lately have you?

 

[JaimieH]

Try filling a bucket with water, holding it at shoulder height and emptying it quickly down the toilet. The force and weight of water is usually strong enough to clear blockages.

 

[Wayners]

Floor mop in a bin liner makes giant plunger keeping the mop head clean. Anyone working in a nursing home or hotel knows that trick and works well.

 

[KenGMac]

By any chance, has anyone actually been "Flushing" the so called "Flushable Wipes?"

 

[bernardgreen]

If the U bend is "constipated" then maybe a dose of ExLax

Other laxatives are available

 

[Tigercubrider]

Also, a wire coat hanger bent into shape with a slight hook on the end might help.
Most people can find one in the house, if there is a blockage, either moving it or dragging it back might help

 

[opps]

The water in the toilet rises up when I flush it and on standing the water has a slight brown tinge to it, consequently I assume that a stool is stuck over the top of the U bend. I don’t want to plunge it out as it may get stuck somewhere else.

I doubt there is a single stool stuck on the top of the bend but there may be a paper blockage. In the past I have experienced blockages caused by both kitchen paper and tissues, neither breakdown like loo paper.

The coat hanger may help to pull it back in to the pan. I have previously used hose pipes pushed up in to the bend to "flush" away obstacles. If you don't have elbow length gloves, bin bags are a suitable waterproof alternative.