This Guy Has Been A Plumber For 2 Years, And Here Are The Crazy Things He’s Seen On The Job (30 Pics)

That's a masterpiece! Well done, nature.

Why exactly are people burning candles in the toilet in the first place? For some mood lighting when you're s******g?

Just eeeew

Hotel logic *sigh*

Just a modern addition

:-O that poor animal!

It's like when Super Mario finds a bonus stage filled with coins. ♥

This one is much more interesting than a bottle!

Wait for it... 3,2,1...

oh s**t...

My shower is almost that small😟

Why was plumber called?

It was leaking long before that pipe collapsed. It had to have been for the bottom of the supporting strap to rust out.

Gauze. Stat!

Wtf is that!?

The edges are perfect to collect funny stuff!

He's not big

# panic mode ON #

Ewwww

Looks waterproof

I was once digging a trench when the JCB clipped a sewage pipe. What flowed out can only be described as a tidal wave of tampons. They had all been bunging up this one pipe section for what must have been years. I did not finish digging that particular hole.

Ok? What is that?

Ahahahaha! I like the quote, though. If you have poop related health problems especially.

Prevention tips: 1. Don't use a garbage disposal. They don't work well and people put stupid things in them. Especially vegetable peelings and grease. Wipe your plates/pots/pans out into the garbage. 2. Clean your kitchen drain/pipes with baking soda/vinegar once a month. Instructions can be found on the web. 3. After cleaning with baking soda/vinegar, dump boiling water down the drain, then tap water for a few minutes. Next, dilute half a cup of bleach into a gallon of tap water and dump that down. Your sink will not back up again. Source: 12 years using this method.

just need bit of paint...

And there's no discharge pipe on that TPR valve.

I’ll allow it

you have to do sth until plumber comes!

Uh... I only see a bottle. Someone care to explain?

I don't blame him for leaving it. Those things are really heavy when they're filled with sediment.

I did my bathroom. I went to the local home improvement store, bought some supplies and piped my new sink. Sent a picture to my cousin (a professional plumber) and he said I did a great job; used the purple plumbers glue and all (which is required to be compliance with building codes). Not all DIY projects are terribly done!

Please do not downvote people for asking a simple question!

if your first valve is leaky and you don't know how to solder copper pipe this is one solution.

The cupboard under my kitchen sink looks worse than this - it was the previous owners handman special. As it works I'm ignoring it for now.

I work in stage building for concerts, they sometimes have to be anchored to the ground. We use 1,30m nails that get pneumo-hammered into the ground. At one event area, there used to be a train station that has been demolished and covered with about 30 cm soil. Which means, after 30 cm we get to have fun with old brick walls and reinforced concrete. These stones shown here are some kid's sandbox against that.