Original:
June 2018,
On the day that happened, I found the toilet did not flush when I did my business in there and informed my husband. He did the plunge work hardly and many times but it did not help. Later, he decided to buy a new toilet and replaced by himself. We got a new toilet bowl. More, he was curious what caused of that then he took the old toilet bowl in the garage and smashed it. The chicken bone was in there LOL. He showed me and asked, how did the bone get in there? Immediately laughing and apologizing from me. I told that , I did not check my soup bowl before pouring. He commanded as teasing not mad but seriously said " No more bone in the toilet bowl, ok? "
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AI did :
✅ Corrected Version (same meaning, better English)
On the day it happened, I found that the toilet didn’t flush after I used it, so I informed my husband. He worked hard with the plunger many times, but it didn’t help. Later, he decided to buy a new toilet and replace it by himself. We got a new toilet bowl.
He was still curious about the cause, so he took the old toilet bowl to the garage and smashed it. Inside, he found a chicken bone. He showed it to me and asked, “How did the bone get in there?”
I immediately laughed and apologized. I told him I didn’t check my soup bowl before pouring it out. He teased me—not angry, but pretending to be serious—and said, “No more bones in the toilet bowl, ok?”
Original
June 2026,
A few day after my husband had a hip replacement, he walked slowly out of the half bathroom downstairs and said to me that the toilet was clogged. I asked if he poop, haha
It was a good news that he could poop sooner than the guy in the video I watched. That guy could poop after hip replacement a week or two because of stress. Well, I walked in the bathroom and grabbed a plunger and did the work. My strength was not strong enough then my husband gave his hands. I worried about his hip but he used his hands not the hip. We did that for 20 -30 minutes and pouring a bucket of water along. The water absorbed better but not glog-glug. I told him to leave it to me. He walked out and I headed upstairs asked AI for the solution. I was trying the first one, added dish soap and left for 30 minutes before pouring a bucket of hot tab water. Seems liked the water absorbed faster but still no glog-glug. Then, I poured more two buckets of hot tab water and left, no used over night. In the morning, I asked AI about the drain snake we have if that the same one as Unger for toilet but NO. Luckily, I asked AI before using it. I do not want to use chemical at all so I skipped this solution. Late morning, I told my husband about what I did and all the solutions I got from AI. He went inside the bathroom and did plunging again and HOOREY, this time it worked ; glog-glug sounds is back. I pour two buckets of hot tab water and flush it once to ensure. We tab our hands for this victory, haha
The cause maybe his hard poop stuck inside the pipe. LOL
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Corrected Version (June 2026)
A few days after my husband had his hip replacement, he walked slowly out of the half bathroom downstairs and told me the toilet was clogged. I asked if he had pooped, haha.
It was actually good news — he could poop sooner than the guy in the video I watched. That guy couldn’t poop for a week or two after hip replacement because of stress.
I walked into the bathroom, grabbed the plunger, and started working. My strength wasn’t enough, so my husband gave me his hands. I worried about his hip, but he used only his arms, not his hip. We did that for 20–30 minutes while pouring a bucket of water along the way. The water absorbed better but still no glog‑glug sound.
I told him to leave it to me. He walked out, and I headed upstairs to ask AI for solutions. I tried the first one: added dish soap and left it for 30 minutes before pouring a bucket of hot tap water. The water absorbed faster but still no glog‑glug. Then I poured two more buckets of hot tap water and left it overnight without using it.
In the morning, I asked AI about the drain snake we have, wondering if it was the same type as the Unger toilet auger — but NO. Luckily, I asked before using it. I didn’t want to use chemicals at all, so I skipped that solution.
Late morning, I told my husband everything I had done and all the solutions I got from AI. He went into the bathroom and tried plunging again — and HOORAY, this time it worked. The glog‑glug sound was back. I poured two buckets of hot tap water and flushed once to make sure.
We tapped our hands for this victory, haha.
The cause was probably his hard poop stuck inside the pipe. LOL
