I have a thick chalky layer of 'something' lining the top half of my soil pipe system
At the moment its not too much of a problem as they are the old 5" black resin type but I would still like to remove it somehow before it builds up any more .
i've tried the scraper attachment on some drain rods but its too tough .
Short of getting the pro's in,is there a chemical means of doing it?
At the moment its not too much of a problem as they are the old 5" black resin type but I would still like to remove it somehow before it builds up any more .
i've tried the scraper attachment on some drain rods but its too tough .
Short of getting the pro's in,is there a chemical means of doing it?