Follow up question is there is no way to clear a clog besides exposing it and maybe sticking a knife in every so often?

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Sep 18, 2024
8:00:11pm

5150man All-American

Follow up question is there is no way to clear a clog besides exposing it and maybe sticking a knife in every so often?

Then open up the part where water is no longer coming out of the punctures I make?

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5150man

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French drain question.

5150man All-American

Sep 18, 7:04pm

Faster, easier, and much cheaper. You've got it. Usually does the job just fine

Corn Pop

Sep 18, 7:19pm

Follow up question is there is no way to clear a clog besides exposing it and maybe sticking a knife in every so often?

5150man

Sep 18, 8:00pm

Not sure. Seems like you could run a sewer snake down it, just be a little

Corn Pop

Sep 18, 8:59pm

Most french drains use the black pipe. Its also porous so it can collect water

8-track

Sep 18, 7:37pm

I cleared mine with a pressure washer and a sewer jet nozzle.

ochobeeguy

Sep 18, 9:05pm

I use the sturdier perforated triple wall drainage pipe that holds better than the black flexi ones.

RoamingCoug

Sep 18, 9:35pm

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