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When you flush your toilet, it is reasonable to expect the contents in the bowl to be removed through your home’s plumbing system. However, most people will have the unfortunate experience of having to deal with a toiletbowl choke at least once or twice in their lives. When this occurs, the contents inside the bowl are not flushed away. Often, the bowl will continue to fill with water, and water may even spill out onto the floor. In certain cases, a choke is caused by faulty or old plumbing, an issue with water pressure or an issue with the toilet itself. Many toilet clogs are also caused by putting an excessive amount of debris into the toilet or by putting the wrong type of debris into the toilet. Some unfortunate people will experience a clog after the last person who used the toilet before them tried to flush the wrong items away. It is important to understand why a choke occurred so that you can prevent it from happening again in the future. However, it may be more pertinent for the time being to find a way to remove the choke.
Dealing with a clogged toilet can be messy business. As a first step, you should shut off the water valve that supplies water to the toilet. This will prevent additional water from filling the bowl and spilling onto the floor. You should also clean up any water that has already spilled onto the floor to prevent the possibility of experiencing water damage.
Some homeowners may make the decision to try to clear away the clog on their own. Both plungers and snakes may be effective at removing some chokes, but these can indeed be messy to deal with. This is particularly true if the water level in the bowl is high, and any movement of the water may result in dirty water spilling onto the floor. Even if you choose to clear away the clog on your own, your efforts may not be successful. Some clogs are too deep in the pipes or to significant in size or composition to be affected by these basic efforts.
An easier solution may be to call a plumber for assistance. A plumber can provide you with expedited service for both minor and major issues. Most plumbers will utilize a commercial-grade snaking device to clear away chokes. Whether the clog is located just inside the pipe or several feet down the line, you can rest assured that plumbing service can resolve the issue.