Can a garden hose be used like a snake to push a clog down a toilet?

Try a mixture of baking soda and vinegar. Start by pouring 1 cup (240 mL) of baking soda into the clogged toilet, then add 1 gallon (3.8 L) of boiling...

Yes, put them in the 70 degree basement. Callas shouldn't be stored in temps lower than 50 to 60 degrees.

You would probably need to say, "ALEXA, press one" or ALEXA, press two", or whatever "wake word" you use instead of ALEXA.

You can lightly sand the hose to remove the oxidized surface. Or, you can try painting it with an elastomeric paint, if the sanding doesn't work.

Visit the hardware store and pick up a joiner and some hose clamps. Then, cut out the bad section, loosely put the clamps on the hose, install the joiner into...

We used 100' and it was too much. I would suggest 50' or less. We had 8 rings on the bottom and 20 rings around, had to hide some hose...

Yes, as long as you didn’t actually cut the hose itself, you can still use it.

Make sure the hook is going all the way down. Some clasps will only close completely in one direction. In other words, take out the hook, turn it 180 and...

Because the skins are thick and spongy. They just bounce around like rubber balls until they get caught under a cutter.

No. Tide Pods are very basic, and the plastic dissolves in the water. They will not clog because a dissolved chemical will flow with the water.