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Hey guys, You are all awesome for all the discussion. It helped me not sound like a doofus to the plumber, who, if he were not such a nice guy, potentially could have made more of it than it was. But he wasn't, he's great, and knew exactly what he was doing. So, first off, he opened the...

Yes, the ground floor toilet is directly behind the wall next to the door, and it flushes perfectly, so I've ruled out underground blockage. What's puzzling to me is that although the 1st floor toilet drains very, very slowly now (like, took three days to drain out) the bath continues to drain...

that's where I'd have started too.. but I assumed I'd have to saw a chunk and then bridge it. When you say "pull apart", are they not glued or something? or is it really just sitting on the pipe below?

Hm, that's a tool I haven't looked into. Could a rod reach all the way up there from the bottom of the stack, wouldn't I have to get around the 90degree corner? Could I do this myself? Otherwise, yeah I suppose he could cut another hole in there. Do all those pieces I have stacked on each...

The waste pipe for my 1st foor toilet is blocked. I have previously had a plumber from another company clear it, but a couple days later it blocked up again so I suppose the cause of the block was farther down. I've included a picture of the layout. As noted, the horizontal pipe...