Testing the Worst ways to Unclog a Toilet 

24000fps is impressive but the resolution of 640x100 is also unwatchable. As it does 1000fps @ 1080p that's the best quality you will get but is still not great. I would suggest shopping for another camera that is better quality 👌

Why you break NEW toilet? The Hacksmiths wantonness destruction of free pile stuff is still frustrating to see but at least they use stuff that is busted and assumed to be broken most of the time. Fixing these things would be the better option to reduce waste but this century is not built to last, it was built to a price. I get that it would be disgusting to plumb up an old one but you could given it to a family in need.

@@evilcanofdrpepper your crazy 🤪 lol

@@emersonsims9503 if you know of another camera that doesn't cost as much as a house I'm all ears.

@@TylerBellMakes no worries will be on the lookout

actually a guy was charged with attempted murder because he made a sex toy out of a reciprocating saw and didnt take the saw off but attached the TOY over it and glued/duct taped it on... Yeah... it went just as well as any normal person would think for him and the women he used it on.

@@givemeanameman1 hawt

@@givemeanameman1 I feel like the friction alone would be problematic without even thinking about the saw that’s still there, the ladder result is pretty obvious (though I guess not to the guy and gal who tried that) but with the former I would expect at least some sort of permanent damage depending on wether or not you use full speed, or limit yourself to a far safer and lower speed. The problem with limiting yourself is that one slip up or imprecise movement could be pretty catastrophic. My point is don’t do this, there are plenty of motorized, vibrating, moving, etc toys to use out there and doing the deed with a power tool doesn’t seem all too appealing in the first place. I love going on tangents like this😅

@@badcreater3310 Looked it up, there are actually sex toy adapters for the reciprocating saw....fairly popular too

Mod one to have a dildo for a blade 👍

In my experience as a person that takes massive shits its always the waste

@@ewan7746 in my experience also as a person that takes massive shits, having to wipe my massive ass with massive amounts of toilet paper clogs toilets often

@@ok-qz7cx in my massive experience but as a not so massive person that still takes massive shits, i too have to wipe my massive ass with absolutely massive amounts of massive toilet paper. This causes massive clogs quite often.

as a student you are absolutely right

what? You guys throw toilet paper into the toilet? Damn....

Yeah. I'm also amazed at that.

it's always more powerful than you think, up until you're trying to hit a deer, and then it seens totally useless lol

Nitrocellulose is a powerful molecule.

I mean... My .22 pellet gun can pierce trough a tin can all the way throw, so those things pack quite the punch

@@Lucas_sGarage .22 pellets and .22 ammunition are very different in terms of power

Was gonna comment this but you beat me to it. Up Thumbers instead.

You can also get a jet of water in the face

@@hibahprice6887 + possible sepsis

"Ah perry the toilet paper!"

Pneumatic Launcher Unclogs Nefariously Gross Excrement Receptacles.

Perfect enemy for the poopienator

@@cancelhandles thank you! Glad I'm not the only one whose brain went there. XD

ur such a loo-nie

I feel like it would be fun just to put in the guest bathroom for the comments lol "Is that an explosive plunger?" "Well....you know when Bob comes over for pizza and beers..."

What's your job?

There is no wax ring. And the wax ring would only experience pressure if the pipe was clogged, instead of the toilet itself being clogged.

if you wall get wet from using something like that, you have more problems than just a clogged toilet.

@@kameljoe21 A wet wall is where you pluming and drains go inside of. The damage I referred to is popping joints or even breaking pipes from the shockwave and or water hammer effect.

@@anders_karlsson Then you have some major problems with the install of your plumbing. The installer should have used proper cleaner, primer and glue if using pvc and they should have used proper DWV pipe. The DWV should have proper venting to which to release this over pressured air. If you house does not have proper vents then you are going to have problems regardless. DWV is tested at 10 PSI for leaks and joints that are not glued. There should be no reason why your pipes can not handle the commercial air pressure uncloggers.

@@kameljoe21 That is all very nice in theory, but if my toilet gets clogged, I will want it fixed in a way that won't damage my actual house. Rather than in ways which merely wouldn't damage a correctly built house. My house was built by _imperfect_ contractors that made several mistakes. Some of those mistakes were in the plumbing. The under sink one-way vent valves allow air into the drain stacks, but don't allow sewer gas to enter the bathrooms. There are structural elements blocking a straight path for proper vent stacks through the roof.

They already have those. It's a plastic sheet that sticks around the rim and you pump on it with your hands, like you're doing CPR.

You'd have to seal the flush system as well to prevent it from opening due to backpressure

Pressurized sewage line. Only bad things can come out of it. Literally.

From someone who is studying engineering, this is not engineering. A more accurate description is "fabricating"

@@kkuhn from Wikipedia Engineers, as practitioners of engineering, are professionals who invent, design, analyze, build and test machines, complex systems, structures, gadgets and materials to fulfill functional objectives and requirements while considering the limitations imposed by practicality, regulation, safety and cost. This seems to match Tyler. But if you really want to gatekeep feel free.

@@kkuhn From someone who has studied Engineering and is an Engineer, what they teach as "Engineering" is really just "book knowledge". Engineers who don't know how to fabricate are nearly useless - which is why so many of our products are so terrible these days.

@@kkuhn nope.

@@kkuhn From someone who has studied engineering, this is engineering. Fabricating would be simply making things with no input into design or function. Sure, its a much more imperical method of engineering, but it is engineering nonetheless. Before all the maths was figured out, this was what engineering was after all. We just tend to mathematically model, then FE model things today, before doing actual imperical tests like he's doing here.

Plungers work on both strokes.

Thank you Michael!!

He's pretty good, except for when he tries too hard to be like that insufferable tool, Michael Reeves.

money well spent! (better get two just in case)

Haha thank you for your support!!

Haha thanks!

Yes. The normal plunger wouldn't clear it.