:laughing: Did the discussion involve a coat hanger? :laughing:
in my drain cleaning days you could tell the owner they were on heart meds before they told you.
It absolutely did involve the coat hanger!
Knowing what meds were involved was easy...
He's sitting there with an oxygen tube in his nose with the visiting nurse setting up one of those mega meds trays with 4 compartments for each day for 7 days...
Made him up a nice turd cutter out of a coat hanger and put a screw on the side of the vanity for him to hang it on...
About a year ago I had a callback on one of our other guys that I went to for a terminal cancer patient...
There was a shelf in the bathroom loaded with laxatives and enemas...
The guys wife was crazy about the plugged toilet...
She commented on how she was learning so many new things involved with caring for her husband...
She got a lesson in what to look for in buying a toilet auger and how to use one...
What's the point with doing jobs like this...
All were doing is kicking someone financially who is down and in return getting 2 or 3 callbacks on a job that was hardly worth doing the first time... Teach them a bit of self sufficency and move on... Hopefully, the lesson sticks and you get rewarded with no callback.
Bear in mind I'm not talking about a poor flushing toilet. I'm talking about people that are on heavy duty meds that will clog any toilet including the best of the best that are capable of flushing 900 - 1,000 hrams of solids per flush...
If I went to one of these calls and they had a Cadet or Wellworth they would be upgraded...