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Tass wrote:Any tips in that book for 3 stinky, shedding dogs and one perpetually sneezing cat?

Or just keep them outside...

MedicMan218 wrote:

Tass wrote:Any tips in that book for 3 stinky, shedding dogs and one perpetually sneezing cat?

Best remedy for the cat is to get rid of the cat.

That cat is 21 years old...it's my longest running relationship!

Many clogs in kitchen drain lines are caused by vegetable fiber. As in, cramming a bunch of celery, broccoli
or other "fiberous" veggies into the disposal and grinding away. Mix that with a bit of grease and presto....you
got a clogged drain. After you have run a snake from the outside clean out, take a garden hose and flush to
make sure the line is open. As mentioned in a previous post, Home Depot has a drain cleaner called ZEP. Two
kinds. One in a white bottle and one "Hair Clog" remover in a red bottle. I've found the red bottle has worked
best for me. Shower drain as well as kitchen drain. If you have a double sink, pour it in the open drain, NOT
through the disposal. Read and follow safety instructions. Good luck.

gigag04 wrote:

Tass wrote:Any tips in that book for 3 stinky, shedding dogs and one perpetually sneezing cat?

Or just keep them outside...

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