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Cooking & Baking

buzzycrumbhunger

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11. Ahhhh...

Reply to Emile (Reply #9)

Fri Apr 18, 2025, 08:15 PM

Apr 18

Then it’s just the drain pipe that’s clogged. Hopefully, that’ll be an easier fix than having to dismantle the washer. I know you can get a snake in various lengths. There are hand-cranked ones for about $30 for a 30-footer or if you have a drill, about $50 will get you a 50-footer that would be much faster and easier. Cheaper than a plumber, and handy to have for drains in general.

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What's for Dinner, Fri., Apr. 18, 2025 [View all] NJCher Apr 18 OP

Our last Lenten meal of the year BOSSHOG Apr 18 #1

We almost the same gademocrat7 Apr 18 #8

I'm kinda happy it's over BOSSHOG Apr 18 #10

Shrimp and grits Botany Apr 18 #2

Thanks for the clear recipe! Drum Apr 18 #7

Butterfly shrimp, coleslaw and mixed vegetables. Emile Apr 18 #3

Tomorrow is a new day, Emile. Good luck to you. democrank Apr 18 #5

Sounds like the washer itself buzzycrumbhunger Apr 18 #6

The washer drains okay, but the water Emile Apr 18 #9

Ahhhh... buzzycrumbhunger Apr 18 #11

Another refrigerator clean out..... democrank Apr 18 #4