Not sure if this is the correct area to post this but, here you go.

An easy way to get something out of a drain, if you have the correct tools, oh and without taking off the pipe.

Something Down The Drain? Retrieve it Without a Wrench. at Family Hack

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That is freakin genius!

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smart, smart, smart!

Great tip.....
Can you tell me how to remove dead hooker blood from a carpet that has been setting and drying for 2 weeks?????

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You know, fightin' in a basement offers a lot of difficulties.
Number one being, you're fightin' in a basement!

wow...too cool!

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<3 I love a warm pig belly for my aching feet <3

Thats pretty cool, remember when you do it to run some water to fill the trap back up. The trap keeps all kinds of bad stuff outta your house

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Here's a solution to all the controversy over full-body scanners, searches, pat downs, etc. Have an appropriate booth that you can step into that will not X-ray you, but WILL detonate any explosive device you may have on you.

They get their wish and we get ours!

Brilliant! I'm so using that tip. Thanks.

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Shall I suggest, bleaching said carpet, then completely removing it and fixing the wood underneath said carpet. Which in turn you then make that said room a hardwood floor. So next time you do not have to do all the work, just a little bleaching and you would be good on hardwood floors. They will still find trace evidence, but they can not get any dna off of it. Good Luck.

That is SO good. I'm glad I have my wet-dry vac.

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pshh.....WTF are you a beginner? oh course you burn the damn place......sheesh your way takes hours and tons of hard work, mine is good to go in about twenty min. and im in the bar drinkin doubles and boffin some blond bimbo...

Hey Max, I have a favor. I'm having some "carpet" problems that need "taking care of". Can you help me?

Oh and GT is on vacation, a very long vacation, where there's no internet service...or cell phones.

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YOu forgot to make sure that it looks like someone else did it, so therefore you can collect the insurance money.

Neat trick - I saw something similar on "How clean is your house?" They use that trick with the vacuum to pick up small things like jewelry.

I accidentally dropped Stitch, our African water frog down the drain - too bad I did not know the trick. I called DH hysterical crying. He left work, came home and took apart the drain to get Stitch out of the drain.

Yeah - I'm a goober.

Gotta love your goober-ness. I assume the frog was OK?

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"Garbage In, Garbage Out"
-G. Carlin

Yeah, Stitch was fine, took 5 years off my life but Stitch lived another year before he went to the big vase in the sky.

My husband still laughs at me when he thinks of that!

Thanks for THAT image!

Pfft, you're a newb. Everyone knows you're supposed to lay down plastic sheeting BEFORE you kill the hooker. As my Grandpa always said, an ounce of prevention is worth a pound of dead hooker blood...

Ok so after some thought of this at work, I have came to another flaw in your cover up.

If you are a person in the "trash business, for disposal" then you would sure have to move a lot, therefore the authorities would be onto you just for all the fires to said house. Once again hard wood floors and bleach would be great. Also what cracker said would work good as well, I mean geesh have oyu ever seen Dexter, he got away with a lot of "disposal's", just by shrink wrapping everything, then putting said "trash" in bags and throwing them at sea.

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peroxide cleans blood the best. you can shampoo the stain afterward.