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I've seen these sorts of traps online. Theyl ook cool! Problem is, it never seems to come out in the open. The only signs we've seen have been in the back of cupboards and things. Its disappeared for a few days now so hopefully its gone. Next thing I'm trying is bait boxes with neosorexa gold -...

Fairly certain. Gaps it's getting through are too small for it to be anything else. Plus droppings look like all the mouse droppings I've ever found with previous mouse attacks. And we've just found signs of chewing for nesting materials up in the loft. I think it's just a ninja mouse!

If there's more than one, then they don't poo much (or eat)! Been told by pest controllers that the average mouse poos about 80 times a day. I'd be surprised if we've found 80 poos in 6 weeks. So maybe they are just coming in, having a party and heading back home to wherever they really live?!

I have the most unusual mouse problem which is turning me into a crazy obsessed person and I'm hoping someone can help. We've had a random (and apparently individual) mouse getting in our house now for around 6 weeks which is proving impossible to trap. What makes it random is that it seems to...

The soil stack goes straight up from the ground to above the roof, with junctions to two toilets, one on the 1st floor and 1 on the 2nd. There is a vent at the top above the roof line.

Strangely it seems to be flushing better since I've done the bucket flush!

Thanks everyone! So would it be easier to replace just the flapper, or to replace the whole workings?

It's hard to measure the fall as my level doesn't fit in the space behind the toilet (and most of the 40mm is inside the wall ) but visually it appears to fall gently.

How would I measure the amount being flushed? Water level is increased to max.

I don't think so, I think it's just the angle of the photo, but will check.

Pic of the cistern.

Oops, attached to wrong thread!

image of the cystern.

Hi Chantelle. I though we'd already ruled out an obstruction as the toilet flushes well with a bucket of water? The pipe is only running 40cm to a straight drop down pipe. No kinks as it's not flexible. Definitely not flowing uphill either. I'm fairly certain its a flush mechanism problem...

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I'm pretty sure even new low flush toilets should be able to deal with a small p** though shouldn't they? The paper I can live with, but the brown sludge, definitely not, especially as we have a toddler who could easily stick his hands in there if the mood takes him. I'm guessing its been...

Paper is andrex so def not cheap!