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We rented a 100 ft powered sewer snake to cut away the tree roots of a nearby tree leading into our clay tile main sewer drain. This can be a costly call to a plumber so we want to show you how to do it yourself. It really is not hard and only cost us $45 to rent for 4 hours, it $60 for a full day locally and you can get it later in the day at the half day rate to use overnight. If you have never performed this job keep the kids out for safety. We have done this a dozen times and teach our kids everything. Use your own judgement and remember you are using an electric powered motor, water in the drain, and don’t use rubber gloves as the get caught and twisted in the cable. Use leather gloves. We were 30 min away from any store late at night and the project was long overdue so the mechanically inclined tend to make due with what is on hand. Thank you for you patience with the
kids who were on hand as part of a home school demonstration and fully versed in safety beforehand.

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Don’t give up on a sink with an ugly rust mark staining it. You can remove the unsightly blemish with simple ingredients and persistence.

Step 1: Use borax and lemon juice
Make a paste by mixing borax and lemon juice and apply it to the rust stain. Allow the paste to dry and then rinse it down the drain.

Step 2: Try cream of tartar
Make a paste by combining a mild scouring powder, cream of tartar, and hydrogen peroxide. Apply the paste to the rust stain and let it sit for 30 minutes. Then rinse the paste away.

Step 3: Use TSP
Dissolve 2 to 3 tablespoons of trisodium phosphate, or TSP, in a gallon of water, stop the drain, and pour the solution over the stain. Then scrub the rust mark with a sponge or rag. When the stain is removed, thoroughly rinse the sink and fixtures.

Tip
Wear chemical-resistant rubber gloves when using trisodium phosphate.

Step 4: Use oxalic acid
Combine one part oxalic acid to 10 parts water. Apply the solution to the rust stain and then thoroughly rinse.

Step 5: Use a pumice stone
Run warm water over a pumice stone so that it absorbs some of the water and softens. Then scrub the rust stain with the stone. Use gentle pressure, but be careful not to scratch your sink.

Did You Know?
The term “Rust Belt,” which includes the states of Illinois, Indiana, Michigan, and Ohio, refers to the outdated factories and technology that many industries in the region relied upon.