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A Blocked Drain Sydney is a Common Problem

Contributing factors that cause a blocked drain Sydney

Blocked drain Sydney is a very common scenario for domestic homes. Ingredients like roots, fat, hair, soap scum, grease, slit and leaves pile on one another inside the drainage pipes and eventually lead to blocked drain Sydney.

Because of blockage within the pipe, the water cannot move through it and, therefore, overflow takes place. And as you can imagine it becomes a very awkward and nerve-racking situation. Kitchen sinks, bathtubs, toilet bowl and wash basins are a few typical locations where such scenes are often found in residences.

Apart from making living inconvenient, blocked drain Sydney can also lead to potential health risks. The unclean, crammed and overflowed blocked drain Sydney locations become a breeding ground for harmful bacteria. If blocked drain Sydney isn’t unblocked and cleaned immediately, it might trigger skin conditions, allergic reactions or various other serious health problems to individuals residing at that place.

What most people are ignorant of is that a blocked drain Sydney is extremely damaging to internal and external electrical wiring, electric devices and the structure of the home.

Prevention is the best cure to avoid a blocked drain Sydney

For property owners, it is recommended that they ought to make all possible efforts to safeguard the drains from blockages. And since the primary reason of blocked drain Sydney is the amassment of household waste, you need to make sure that the waste does not get accumulated inside the pipes; you ought to clean the drains, tubs and sinks regularly, and, when needed, you might also make use of a chemical cleaning agents sold in the supermarkets.

Some simple techniques to unblocking a blocked drain Sydney

As mentioned earlier, prevention is cure. Therefore, while you wash pots and pans in the kitchen sink, be sure you don’t let any waste materials go inside the drainage pipes. Maintain a habit of first gathering the leftover foodstuff inside the sink and throw it in a dustbin.

It is a good idea to make use of strainers in the kitchen as well as bathroom plugholes for blocking soap residues, hair bundles, food leftovers along with other domestic waste from entering the drain pipes. In the same way, don’t allow toilet paper, tissues and diapers to get stuck in the bathroom drainage pipes.

Pouring hot water in the kitchen sinks and toilet bowls at an interval of every 2 weeks will clean the household waste, if any, gathered within the pipes. You may even make use of baking powder to wash the drains, which will help to prevent the situation of blocked drain Sydney.

In Sydney, you can find a lot of expert drain cleaning plumbers that can come to your home whenever you want and repair the problem of a blocked drain Sydney with the appropriate equipment and tools, guaranteeing the health and safety of your family. Expert drain services providers are experienced in drain cleaning and unblocking. They also feature a van equipped with the most up-to-date equipment and use hi-tech drain unclogging techniques for the very best results in the shortest span of time.

There are lots of plumbing companies who also provide regular servicing plans to avoid a blocked drain Sydney. Thus, the next time you find congestion in your household drains it will be a wise decision to contact the experts!

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My goodness, do I have a lot of updates queued on my life hahaha. I’ve just been so busy over the last 3 days, and I wanted to update what I’ve been up to, but I had to finish my Onc-Pall assignment, so here we are finally.

On Thursday night, Claudooey, Kate and I had pizza and Pimm’s at the Whitehouse, because it was the Whitehouse’s 7th birthday, and then Clauds slept over at ours. We got back pretty early, but Kate and Claudia were super tired and so they went to bed pretty early and the night was actually kind of listless after we got back from the Whitehouse. I watched some TV in bed because it was so early. At 8, I got my friends up and said goodbye because I had to get to Calvary for CPCT. They were off to Bondi Junction and Coogee for coffee and some shopping and I was lowkey jealous and sad because I felt like I didn’t get to bond with Claudia as much as I wanted to, but I gave her a hug and thought at least I would see her at REXTAB (but I didn’t because she hurt her ankle last minute and decided not to go).

The journey to Calvary was uneventful, but I was excited for CPCT because it’s palliative care home visits, and Will and Kuheli both said that it was the best part of the palliative care term, and everybody wanted to go, like Leonard was mad that he didn’t get to because it wasn’t on his timetable. I was cutting it a bit fine public transport-wise – I had to get to Calvary by 9:30 and when I arrived at Kogarah it was 9:35, but it only takes 8min to bus there, so I figured I would be okay. I sat at the bus stop till 9:40, and the bus still hadn’t come which struck me as odd. I was also now panicking that I would be too late for CPCT, so I rang Calvary in advance, and the nurse who picked up said not to worry, the team would wait for me, but 2min later, Quinlan texts, saying that the team is leaving now, and they were looking for me. I message back explaining my situation, that the bus hadn’t come, and then realise that oh shit, I’ve been standing at the wrong bus stop. I race to the correct one, only to find out that the bus doesn’t come until 9:53. I message Quinlan I’ll be there by 10, but I get the impression that the team will have left by then – no confirmation either way from Q though.

I race into Calvary and to the CPCT office. Quinlan answers the door, and instead of letting me talk to anyone else, he blocks the door with his body and tells me to go find Jane Marre. I figure she’s my CPCT nurse (although I can’t really work out why I couldn’t have just gone with his team) and head up to level 3 to try and find her. I see an office on level 3 and ask for Jane Marre, but nobody knows who she is. I tell them she’s from CPCT and they try to lead me back down to level 2. By now I’m really frustrated because I know this is a pointless exercise because she’s not on level 3 or 2 meaning she’s probably left. Quinlan answers the door again and won’t let the man helping me find her (Albert) or me in and repeats what he said before. We head back up to level 3 and it’s only as we’re walking past all of the doors with the nameplates that Albert realises that I’m asking for Jan Maree, the coordinator of the course. He drops me at her office, and as soon as she answers she knows what’s up because of Quinlan and my phone call and I just know now it’s all too late because Jan isn’t the nurse waiting for me and now I’m going to be stuck on ward rounds and I’m so tired and frustrated that all these tears start to well up in my eyes and then I’m crying over public transport when there are people literally dying around me throughout the palliative care hospital.

Jan is a bit shook and so is Albert, so Albert gets me a glass of water and Jan sits me down and we have a chat about how hard life is for interstate students because we have the same problems as international students but no support (something I do feel is true, but was irrelevant to my current tears) and she kept emphasizing I wasn’t in trouble for being late, but I was too gaspy and teary to explain I wasn’t sad about that, I was sad that I missed an opportunity I was actually excited for and I felt cheated because I had fucked up the bus stop but I had been travelling here for 2 hours straight and I rang the hospital up and I talked to Q, so I honestly didn’t feel like I could have done anything earlier or quicker to get here on time, given I was so tired from all the previous day’s 9-4s. She asked me about breakfast and I said I hadn’t had any, so she brought me a piece of cake and let me clean myself up in the staff bathroom before putting me on a ward round with Will, one of the regs.

The ward round was alright, I was tearful through the first patient but really pulled myself together because I had to. His ward round was worth joining because there were a few families who had come in to thank Calvary specifically for the role they had in giving their relatives a good death and they were joking about having a membership to all come in later and it just really highlighted how important a good death was and the impact the high level of care had made on the families. I also got to see 2 terminally ill patients, and they were very at peace, which kind of counteracted the way I saw death as a bit violent and painful, like someone struggling to breathe, but I think all of that’s from the movies. In the end, dying can be painless and peaceful if all the symptoms are managed appropriately, and I really think it took seeing the dying patients at peace to realise that. Will was intimidated enough by Jan Maree that he upped their morphine doses, because she was the doc on-call over the weekend and he knew that he was being too conservative about the morphine, probably because he was more inexperienced than Jan Maree. I left his round early to try and get some lunch, but I just wanted to see my friends because I missed them.

I checked the conference room and the board rooms, but they weren’t there, and I couldn’t find anyone until I spotted them at the end of Frank Brennan’s round, which I did yesterday. Because I couldn’t find anybody else, I jumped in for the same stories that I heard yesterday – Frank went over the long-term and short-term effects of using steroids: hypertension, diabetes and Cushing’s syndrome, central adiposity + nape fat pad, proximal myopathy, sleep disturbance and immunosuppression. And he went a bit further and told us in an exam to say we would monitor blood glucose, BP and white cells, which makes sense but was a good thing to add. He then told the story of William Osler and Harvey Cushing and how Harvey was really into the pituitary gland and looked after William Osler’s son during WWII. Despite his best efforts however, Osler’s son died. He wrote Osler’s biography and won a Pulitzer for it which is rare for a doctor. Then some other guy comes along and writes Cushing’s biography and is so into their story that he writes one for Osler too, so now there are two side-by-side companion histories. I love Dr Brennan’s stories and history because I think that medical history being taught is so rare but also interesting.

After the ward round was over, Leonard and I tried to get a flu jab upstairs, but they couldn’t give them to us as there had been a power outage for 3 hours the night before and they didn’t know if their flu shots had kept. We went back to the conference room but took a detour to the chapel, which was very tall and circular, but quite nice really. We poked around some of the hymn books and then headed. I scabbed lunch off all my friends because I was too cheap to buy it from the café and it was very expensive and quite average. I had free Arnott’s biscuits from a bowl in the conference room, and then Daniel gave me the remainder of his soybeans, Steph gave me an Uncle Toby’s muesli bar and Leonard gave me half a mandarin. Not bad work for a scab. Lunch conversation was good and chill, but Alicia heard that I cried and put her hand comfortingly on my back twice which was gross. I hate her so much at this point that her touch revulsed me. I’m not sure why I have such a negative reaction to her when there are equally terrible people, but I find her personality so toxic that just being around her is draining.

We had to present a topic and last night when Kate and Claudia went to bed early, I tidied up our presentation and pimped it out with spicy depression memes and cute graphics, so I was feeling pretty good about ours even though it was on the fly. They were only supposed to be 5-10min long apparently, but everyone (typical meddies) had missed the memo and provided like hugely boring 30min long talks on pharmacology and other things. Ours had the least info but was entertaining because of my fantastic memes (hehehe) so at the end when we had just emphasized that diagnostic criteria is bad for cancer patients with depression so you have to use your common sense when diagnosing it, Jan Maree actually said it was the best presentation they’d had in awhile from students. Probably true, because I can imagine there’s generally little effort put in, med students have no sense of humour, and our question wasn’t really very hard, so it was good that we managed to get people listening (particularly the Sutherland kids, because they would have wanted to pay no attention, knowing our topic had less substance). Afterwards we had a wrap-up and Jan Maree went around the room saying what we had learned from our time at Calvary. It was all basic and then Alicia had a cry about a dead family member and how good palliative care here was comparative to Malaysia and I actually just felt disgusted like she was crying to steal the limelight. Like I don’t know, obviously, and I should have given her the benefit of the doubt, but I don’t like her so much that I wasn’t even sympathetic like Kuheli, I just felt nothing and a part of me believes she’s putting it on. Isn’t it shit that you’re such a bad person people don’t even believe you’re genuine when you show a huge genuine emotion like crying? Or am I the shit one?

Anyway, I had Med Revue at 7:30 and Leonard dropped Will, Kuheli and I at uni because he had tutoring up that way anyway, so I persuaded them to kill time with me by coming to dinner. It was fucking freezing outside so we sat in Kuheli’s room for half an hour while I lead the most roundabout conversation about where we should go for dinner (which was partly Kuheli’s fault because she didn’t suggest anything, just shot down my suggestions, and then Will wasn’t like concrete on whether or not he wanted Chinese because he was too shy to protest and I was being contradictory just to waste time which is dumb). Then we went down to Anzac Parade and stopped at Chatime for hot bubble tea, which was a novelty to me. The first time ever that Kuheli has not had bubble tea and I have! It was just too cold, and she didn’t want to try a hot one (although Will had cold coconut tea which is interesting). I ordered a hot premium milk tea and the bubbles weren’t that weird warm, but I got 30% sugar and a boring flavour, so it was kind of anticlimactic – just warm tea with the pearls. It was too much milky liquid too, so in the end I sucked up all the bubbles and threw the rest away.

Then we headed to Dong Dong Noodles, because apparently, we got a MedSoc discount there (we forgot to try). Will was super happy with the choice because apparently all the food offered was quite legit and traditional and they even gave us free clear soup at the start which is a thing for high-class Chinese establishments even though obviously Dong Dong wasn’t high class. I had a roast duck laksa and the taste and portion size was lit. Kuheli had black pepper honey chicken and Will had egg gravy and rice, like the stuff you put on your hor fun but rice instead which was also good. Dinner was nice to hang out and then after we went to the Asian Supermarket and I was roped into buying more things out of curiosity as usual – I bought something called Knorr like a tom yum flavoured stock cube and stocked up on 2 min noodles and bought some Hello Panda biscuits for nostalgia’s sake.

It was sadly too cold for frozen yoghurt, so we said goodbye to Will and I headed back up to Kuheli’s to pick up my stuff and then head to Med Revue. The line outside the Science Theatre was fucked. It was incredibly long and Yuri and her friends hadn’t reached yet because they’d gone for dinner, so I waited in line by myself. Hei Wai saw me and came up to say hello, which was such a lovely gesture from him. We had a chat about our med lives and I gushed a bit about St. George and he told me he was still at POW and then he went back to talk to his friends. I was really touched he came up to say hi.

I met Yuri, Ash, Rochelle and a couple of their friends from Fig – a guy called Jeff and a couple of other boys just in the theatre and I gave them all a hug and they were actually so friendly. Ash and I had a chat about GHSC and what I missed on Thursday night whilst I was with Clauds (a talk on climate change apparently, interesting but one to miss) and then I met Rochelle properly, like we had our first proper conversation together and she’s super nice and has the personality of an ex-pres at Fig I felt. Med Revue itself had some hits and misses. Some of the jokes were hilarious but some just went over my head. The dancing was pretty good – not as good as Penrhos but still high quality. I think my expectations were just too high from Med Revue in first year (the last time I went) but Yuri explained that was like a “best of 5 years” Med Revue which was why it was so good. There was brief interest in a scandal Kuheli tagged us in – Tharunka, one of the student newspapers had a guy go in on an earlier night and he felt victimised by some of the black jokes in the revue and so he wrote this article and complained to Med Revue, so they removed the jokes and probably tamed down the show a bit which is a bit of a shame. Since, MedSoc posted on Facebook saying they were not really associated with Med Revue, were disappointed in the jokes and the revue itself is mostly not med students and has other faculties. Whilst I’m sure other faculty students do perform as well, I’m personally certain that it’s mainly med students, so good try, MedSoc. Anyway, I there was mixed reactions to the controversy. When I read the article, Ash and Rochelle and I agreed that the jokes published were racist and should have been removed and Rochelle said that every year when she goes she thinks she won’t go to the next one because of the levels of racism, but always ends up going anyway lmao. Then as I shivered at the bus stop I texted Fenton about it and his reaction was people basically need thicker skins and we agreed that a large part of Med Revue has always been racist jokes and honestly there are just as racist jokes about white people and Asians than black people, it’s just we’re expected to have thicker skin because we’re more of a majority population, so the whole victimization crap in the article is a bit overkill because there’s no context about other races. I’m a bit in the middle with both arguments but it did add some spice to the night.

When I got home it was l1:40 and I was exhausted and had to sleep because I had Skin Conference the next day and REXTAB. Lola barked at me and I really wanted to go see her because I think I’ve grown attached to her and wasn’t going to get the opportunity to see her much but obviously I couldn’t go into Vron’s room and wake her at that time, so I just headed to bed.

That’s my Friday, update on my Saturday and REXTAB coming up soon (just need a break from all this frantic typing haha).

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Sydney was bright, shiny and warm when we opened our eyes in the morning. It was the 18th day of our tour and by now we were so worn out, tanned, tired and exhausted. We sure were excited about exploring a whole new city but we needed to sleep and that’s what we did. We started our day late with visiting just a small portion of Hyde Park, it was too hot and we were not in a mood to walk either so we decided to move forward and visit Sydney’s most hyped beach – Bondi. (We had bought the ‘Opal‘ cards which can be used on all public transport modes in Sydney – Bus, train, ferry)

Glimpses from Hyde Park

All about old trees and lush green grass

Don’t know what those bullets symbolize

Quickly we boarded the train to Bondi Junction from where we had to take a bus which was supposed take us to the beach. This all sounds so easy.. no? but it wasn’t! (P.S. most of the buses in Sydney are not stroller friendly as well) We got off at wrong junction, embarked on a wrong bus and came to know about it when the bus reached it’s last station and Bondi beach was nowhere in sight. Hahaha (*facepalm moment* you can laugh on us :P)

Platform and train…

I kinda liked the Sydney trains

We then entered a small mall in the same area, bought some fresh fruits to recharge our spirits before finding our way to Bondi beach once again. This time we asked multiple random passers by to make sure that we get the directions correctly. Caught the bus to Bondi junction which was a happening area with lots of food and shopping options. We walked past them briskly because we were already running behind schedule according to our day’s plan.

It was a hot sunny day perfect to carry out beach activities hence the Bus stand was crowded with lots of people carrying surf boats, picnic baskets and accessories. And we had to wait for the buses as well, finally the wait was over and buses came into sight which got full beyond their capacity in seconds. We disembarked from the bus with the people who looked like going to beach (lol, that was the safest bet at that time I tell you :p). Bought some chips and drinks while we walked towards the beach and voila! we were there after crossing some blocks. FINALLY!

The beach panorama

Bondi Beach

I was so excited to find this pool over here. Seen it on facebook sometime back and did not know it is situated there at Bondi

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Loved this pool though

Us not on the beach :p

The beach from another angle

A white sand beach stretched from right to left right with a hint of rocks on either side was there there in front of us where loads and loads of people were chilling, some were having a good time playing with the waves and few of those were trying to surf (one of which required lifeguard assistance afterwards). It was jam packed in all directions! Although it was a good day to carry out beach action but we chose not to touch the water and strolled along the sea shore inhaling in the typical Sydney vibes from our surroundings. I did a live session on my Facebook page from there too, check it out below 😉

The beach stretch itself was small as compared to many other beaches I have seen before but there is a 6 km long scenic trail which starts precisely from the left corner of the beach and goes all the way to Coogee beach. That is one beautiful path ( I know that because my sister Samina has been there and she totally fell in love with the panoramas she beheld) which we did not take because all our energy was drained out already and 6 kms looked like 600 kms. Also, the views were not much appealing to us – consequences of coming back from New Zealand (not bragging at all… seriously) :p

We then marched towards the bus stop and headed Circular Quay (via bus and then train) which is the harbour where iconic Opera House and Harbour Bridge are located. These were the structures I was excited to see the most in Sydney. As soon as we came out of the station they both peek-a-booed us, Opera House from the right and Harbour bridge from the left. The atmosphere around the place was charged with lots of tourists and trendy restaurants. Check out for yourself in the pictures and video below:

The Landmark

Another Landmark

This was the 4th largest cruise of the world

Both of them in one shot – almosttt

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Me with both the beauties

Took a sneak peek of the Royal Botanical Gardens situated to the right of Opera House till the sun started descending.

Not me but the gardens are 200 years old

We then also sauntered in the direction of Circular Quay and took a ferry down to Darling Harbour from where our hotel was located a few blocks away (Read about our excursions of Darling Harbour and surrounding areas here). Have a look at the scenes from the cruise, the moon was glaring and eye catchy – made our boat ride even more enthralling 🙂

Upon reaching the harbour we moved (read crawled) towards our destination (the hotel), stopped mid way to enjoy fresh halal burger and chicken broast from Oporto.

Our dinner!! yummm

Our feet were literally limp but somehow we managed to reach the hotel. Embraced our blankets and went into deep slumber until the next day.

Find out what we did next in the next post about Sydney…  Until then, tataaa

P.S. I know this series has turned into a star plus-kinda-never-ending-soap because of so many breaks but just a few more days are left and then it’ll be over… Take my word on that! :p I hope you are enjoying it (feeling super optimistic… lol)

Scintillating Sydney – Trip Of Lifetime Day 18 Sydney was bright, shiny and warm when we opened our eyes in the morning. It was the 18th day of our tour and by now we were so worn out, tanned, tired and exhausted.

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Plumbers in eastern suburbs Sydney. We do all general plumbing, gas fitting and drainage work. We offer competitive rates and fast service and a 24 / 7 emergency plumber call out service. Our service area covers all suburbs in the eastern suburbs of Sydney including: Bondi, Bondi Junction, Waverley, Queens Park, Bellevue Hill, Rushcutters Bay, Point Piper, Bronte, Tamarama, Centennial Park, Clovelly, Coogee, Hillsdale, Randwick, Maroubra, Woolloomooloo, Watsons Bay, Potts Point, Paddington, Elizabeth Bay and Watsons Bay. We can do virtually any plumber work – our services include: 24 / 7 emergency plumber leaking taps toilet repairs gas plumbing hot water system service vanity unit replacement shower head replacement cctv camera inspection of drains grease trap installation roof plumbing leaking toilets mixer tap replacement vanity replacements leaking sinks repaired new gas lines garden taps installed all aspects of roof plumbing storm water plumbing bathroom renovation service water saving devices and advice bathroom plumbing kitchen plumbing blocked toilets blocked sinks blocked showers leaking taps installation of taps water pressure issues plumbing inspections shower repairs sewer pipe renewal blocked drains – electric eel blocked drains – water jetter gas bayonet outlets installed all commercial plumbing commercial kitchen plumbing grease trap servicing dishwasher installation service all leaks – fault finding and repairs leaking roof repair service bathroom remodeling and renovation any plumbing work new water pipes and gas lines installed Contact Us: Plumber Eastern Suburbs Arden St, Coogee, N.S.W. 2034 Phone – 045 115 0462

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Checking the local agencies for emergency blocked drain services is also important, as that would entail that you do not need to shed any extra amount for clearing the blocked drain. Local agencies do not need any additional transportation cost.

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Providing Efficient Solution For Your Blocked Drains In Coogee

Are you a resident in Cooge looking for a expert block drain plumber? Then, we are here to provide you with our expertise and reliable services.We have a team of dedicated plumbing experts to tackle your blocked drains in coogee. For more information and queries, visit our website today

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Quick and Quality Relief: Emergency Plumber Eastern Suburbs to the Rescue!

Don't let a plumbing emergency ruin your day. Whether it's a burst pipe, a clogged drain, or a malfunctioning water heater, our team of experts offer an emergency plumber in the Eastern Suburbs who is here 24/7 to help. Explore our site to learn more about the service.

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Blocked Drains in Randwick: Quick Service for Clearing Clogs

Are you dealing with stubborn blockages in your drains? Don't let them ruin your day! Our team at Blocked Drains Randwick is here to provide efficient and reliable solutions to get your drains flowing smoothly again. Visit the site to get expert service.

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7 Expert Tips to Prevent Blocked Drains in Coogee

Blocked drains are a common nuisance that can disrupt daily life and lead to costly repairs if not addressed promptly. Blocked drains In Coogee, where coastal living meets urban convenience, are essential to maintaining a smooth-flowing plumbing system. Here are seven expert tips explicitly tailored for Coogee residents to keep their drains clear and functioning flawlessly:

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Expert Blocked Drain Services in Coogee 

Struggling with blocked drains in Coogee? We're your local experts for swift and dependable drain unblocking services. Our experienced team uses advanced techniques to clear clogs and restore smooth water flow. Don't let drainage issues disrupt your daily life – contact us today for a hassle-free, affordable solution.

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