Position the auger in the toilet and gently twist and push the flexible cord through the toilet approximately 3 feet. With the other hand on the handle crank the auger to gently work the cable into the toilet drain.
Why spending hundreds of dollars calling someone for help when it is so easy to do it by yourself using just one simple tool.
How to use a toilet auger.
Push the toilet auger cable through the toilet drain cranking the auger in a clockwise position.
When it stops push the cable forward.
Use one hand to hold the toilet auger housing and keep it in place.
Following the next few steps you will unclog your toilet in no time doing the job just like a professional plumber.
Leave 4 to 6 inches of cable between the drain and the end of the auger handle pipe.
You will see that a toilet auger is actually the only thing you need to unclog your toilet.
Position the auger so that the curved end of the auger handle pipe is facing the same direction as the drain in your toilet.
Tighten the set screw on the auger when this length has been obtained.
Once positioned crank and pull the.
Work slowly and patiently because too much force can cause the cable to double back on itself rather than move through the drain.
Then insert the coil head into the toilet bowl with the coils in the drain.
To begin extend the crank handle of the auger retracting the coils into the shaft.
Even though toilet augers look like a tricky device theyre easy to use.
Clogged areas are usually in the u trap area of the toilet which is before the toilet empties into the sewage drain.
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