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Might I suggest a lanyard for using your phone around the honey hole. I have frightening flashbacks from when I was a honey dipper and lost my flip phone into a tank. Luckily it was just a flip phone and I recovered it with my hose. I never used it again. Thanks for bringing back memories and the sweet sound of flowing water. Be careful and enjoy that black gold. You're a good man.
I can't imagine doing your job. I hope you get paid very well. Honestly, for the work you have to do, you should make a lot more than any pencil pusher, cushy white-collar job.
4:59 as a kid I worked with my pop doing water carting, I know what you mean those 3 inch hoses are heavy, especially when you have to haul them up a concrete tank
As a plumber I am always telling people NOT TO USE FLUSHABLE WIPES! I tell them horror stories about having to remove them from pipes and pumps sometimes with my hands!!!!
Almost anything is flushable; it doesn’t mean you should. A live squirrel, gold coins and your wallet with all your cash, cards and ID is flushable, but you would never do it, just like you shouldn’t throw down flushable wipes just cause they’re say they’re flushable. They should ban that phrase for wet wipes.
My dad became obsessed with using wipes and our cesspool got blocked and ended up filling up, so sewage started backing up our lowest shower and toilet. Cesspool guys couldn’t even vacuum the tank properly because the wipes were clogging their hose. And these were “septic safe flushable wipes” from Costco.
Rubbers can be just as bad. A guy I work with had his recently divorced son and new girlfriend move in with him for a while and blocked up the septic pump with prophylactics. Guess the son was getting plenty of action the way it sounded. Ha ha
What if you had your septic pumped out like a a month ago completely all the tanks every one of them and then a month later there's water all the way up to the top of your tanks
Just greywater. The poop sinks to the bottom of the tank and they greywater floats above it. Mind you, I am not an expert but learning about septic systems since we have one.
I'm surprised these companies aren't getting sued for selling their products as "septic safe" when they really aren't
they call them flushable and not septic safe specifically because technically most things are "flushable"
Because the ones that say septic safe are. They're not all made the same. Like cottonelle breaks down almost as fast as toilet paper.
And we don't even know that these are flushable wipes. He just put that after finding baby wipes in there.
One of the regulatory bodies in Australia tried suing the manufacturers of flushable wipes and lost.
The touching the phone with the dirty gloves bothered me more than it was supposed to 😭😭
At this point, he's immune to EVERYTHING
regardless, our phones have more germs on them than a toilet seat in a public bathroom
And when he sets the cruise control to get the high idle for the PTO that drives the pump
Nah, it should bother you. Hepatitis mang.
Might I suggest a lanyard for using your phone around the honey hole. I have frightening flashbacks from when I was a honey dipper and lost my flip phone into a tank. Luckily it was just a flip phone and I recovered it with my hose. I never used it again. Thanks for bringing back memories and the sweet sound of flowing water. Be careful and enjoy that black gold. You're a good man.
It's still amazing to me that 80% of homeowners have NO idea how their homes work.
This is why i join every fb and reddit group of professional tradesmen so I can learn before i fuck something up. 😅
I like how tidy and clean you are when you do your work. This matters to people. Keep up your great work.
Appreciate your explanation.
Awesome job brother
So you were there two years ago for the same issue and these clients are still using those wipes? What intelligent people they must be.
@Bold One I don't see how being overweight warrants flushing anything other than your waste and TP down the toilet.
They love giving
Yea, they have $$$$
Sometimes people just slowly forget about something like that… start doing it again… regret it later
I can't imagine doing your job. I hope you get paid very well. Honestly, for the work you have to do, you should make a lot more than any pencil pusher, cushy white-collar job.
Love the POV at 8:08
I love your videos keep it up
Thanks for watching!
I was at work watching your videos while eating lunch.
4:59 as a kid I worked with my pop doing water carting, I know what you mean those 3 inch hoses are heavy, especially when you have to haul them up a concrete tank
As a plumber I am always telling people NOT TO USE FLUSHABLE WIPES! I tell them horror stories about having to remove them from pipes and pumps sometimes with my hands!!!!
Dope vid. Where are you located?
Texas, I believe
What is the name of the song that is at the end of the video?
I played far too much Need for Speed Most Wanted to not recognize that intro song. lol
Almost anything is flushable; it doesn’t mean you should. A live squirrel, gold coins and your wallet with all your cash, cards and ID is flushable, but you would never do it, just like you shouldn’t throw down flushable wipes just cause they’re say they’re flushable. They should ban that phrase for wet wipes.
maybe you can add risers and charge?
I dont get why they bury the lids? If they need to be regularly cleaned and serviced why bury them for you to dig out?
Are there any wipes that you recommend? Or are they all the same? Asking for a friend!
Yes dont flush any wipes.
My dad became obsessed with using wipes and our cesspool got blocked and ended up filling up, so sewage started backing up our lowest shower and toilet. Cesspool guys couldn’t even vacuum the tank properly because the wipes were clogging their hose. And these were “septic safe flushable wipes” from Costco.
My husband uses them. I keep saying they must be thrown in the trash after use. I pray he listens to me.
What brand of "flushable wipes" were they using?
Definitely not Cottonelle. They actually dissolve like toilet paper.
Bidet installation side hustle and stainless steel receptacle.
Rubbers can be just as bad. A guy I work with had his recently divorced son and new girlfriend move in with him for a while and blocked up the septic pump with prophylactics. Guess the son was getting plenty of action the way it sounded. Ha ha
You should say "let's get suckin" when you turn the vacuum on.
Hope you let them know to stop flushing those wipes
lol he touched steering wheel with gloves i dont think i want shit in my office
2 years? Damn they like to poop.
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What if you had your septic pumped out like a a month ago completely all the tanks every one of them and then a month later there's water all the way up to the top of your tanks
5:01: If those septic-friendly wipes are clogging that system, then those septic-friendly wipes are not so septic-friendly after all. Shyit.
did he say sprinklers?? Is there yard getting sprayed with poopwater
Yeah i heard that too
Just greywater. The poop sinks to the bottom of the tank and they greywater floats above it. Mind you, I am not an expert but learning about septic systems since we have one.
8:46: Snake, snake, snake.
hi
thats a lot of wipes. excuse me i have to throw up
People should really use bidets instead of wiping with wipes
Correct, or they could use a bathroom bin to dispose of their wet wipes and toilet paper (that's what we do).
@@ihavenoname6724poop toilet paper in the bin? That sounds like a real problem with smells?
not Scott or cottonel
Hahaha septic friendly wipes ??? That's like a unicorn