Me: Okay, RUclips, I'll trust you on this one. Spouse: What are you watching? Me: Team of Korean guys unclogging a toilet drain. Spouse: Why are you watching that?! Me: RUclips said to do it!!
I know you have said in other videos that it is a very new concept in South Korea for citizens to not pour oil and grease down the drain but I also watch a lot of videos from the UK and they have same problem all the time too. I know in Canada, my grandma used to pour the grease down the drain as well. People all over the world pour grease down the drain no matter how advance the plumbing/sewer system is. I think it is mostly a generational thing and I hope that as younger people grow older, it will be very very rare for grease and oil to be dumped in the drain.
I’m 50 and have never poured grease down the drain and neither did my parents. The grease always go into a can and you wait for it to gel up and throw it into the trash. It really seams like a common sense thing to me.
@@Hasenfeffer1 same but in my experience, older generations pour it down the drain and then pour boiling water down the drain. You cant obviously do that with any PVC pipe drains and shouldn't do it anyway but that's what the quite older generations do, in my experience anyways
@@QuimBeeLivingstone I once poured oil from canned mussels down the kitchen sink drain, thinking that oil isn't the same as grease (it didn't freeze in the fridge), and it would be fine, I quickly realized what I've done and I started googling what to do, I read about the boiling water advice, so I did that, but after I did it, I realized that boiling water could damage PVC pipes, so I opened the tap and started to wash it off with some warm water. To my luck the pipes somehow survived that, but the sink trap didn't, it started leaking and got to be replaced after... Not sure how this could actually happen to me, it's like I have made one bad decision after another... And yes, I'm 30 years old. =/
@@Hasenfeffer1 My grandparents would never throw the grease away. Waste of good grease. You could spread that shit on a sandwich and eat it. You could reuse it while cooking, etc. How healthy it was, questionable at best, but I don't know their cooking was astoundingly good.
This was absolutely fantastic. The hard work that went into cleaning these poor pipes was above and beyond what was expected. Your hard work and dedication made some people super happy, knowing that they won't flood again for awhile. I know Ratty and Ollie would be super proud of your hard work, like your subs are. Keep it up!!🥰😘😍😁
I reckon Ratty and DrainAddict would be impressed with that. Legendary indeed - well done guys! So many years of someone pouring something down the drain - that person needs a slap.
I don't think people realize that having working plumbing and electric is basically what separates first and 3rd world. I take this back the Korean people seems to appreciate these guys they get it.
It's so good to see that you explain everything to people, so they can know exactly what you are doing, and the fact that you work flawlessly it makes me want to go and live in Korea (not many companies or even workers in my country are as soft spoken and precise as you are, most of them are a**holes and you can tell that they don't like what they're doing)
This channel has taught me that you might get a go pro cheaper second hand but it might have been through some real stuff in its days so be careful what you get second hand
I was sucked into these videos (pun intended) with Drain Addict, but I think you and Plumber Story do a better job at explaining what is going on. Great videos, greetings from Germany! :D
Many contractors here in the United States, after viewing both the percentage of blockage and the mentioned poor slope of the pipe, would recommend cutting out the whole pipe and redoing it. Either way, the cost would be an arm and a leg here.
The smell is always there even through masks depending on just how horrible it is You do get used to it and are able to continue working but it never becomes just something that you dont really think is really nasty
The camera was going through water at the end, so there is a low spot in the drain. The oil would stick to the top of the pipe as it hardened. It would just build up layer by layer as they saw. It wouldn’t take much oil each time to build up thick over time.
Householders won't stop putting oil and wipes down the drain/toilet until it gets to this point and they have to pay for its removal. Or do they keep doing it and you have to return?
Funny there's Eddy Wally, a very famous Belgian, let's say, variaty/schlager singer in the clip. He's famous for his 'wauw' and 'geweldig'/'amazing'. He sold handbags on the market and was an artist. Yes he was very famous. No idea how he did that but he did it.
In Australia most people know that fats, oils and grease cannot be put in the drain. So blockages like this are uncommon. DA doesnt see this level of grease accumulation. But he sees plenty of tree roots, and they damage as well as block the pipes. No one wins with drain problems.
Here's the part 1
ruclips.net/video/Pg3HBrW7BF8/видео.html
@Callen Emory No I don’t care
I like how they are all so soft spoken and joke around enjoying their work! Good job!
I don't speak the same language as them, but, it looked like it was going to get rough with the screwdriver in the beginning.
That one dislike is the person responsible for dumping all that oil in there
lol
Korean Ratty: "All Good" "문제 없다"
I wonder if they ever figured out who was running the secret restaurant in their apartment lol.
Specifically In their bathroom 😆
Me: Trying to sleep
RUclips: here watch these Korean plumbers til the sun comes up
Haha I just found them about 4 hours ago and have been binge watching them
Me: Okay, RUclips, I'll trust you on this one.
Spouse: What are you watching?
Me: Team of Korean guys unclogging a toilet drain.
Spouse: Why are you watching that?!
Me: RUclips said to do it!!
I know you have said in other videos that it is a very new concept in South Korea for citizens to not pour oil and grease down the drain but I also watch a lot of videos from the UK and they have same problem all the time too. I know in Canada, my grandma used to pour the grease down the drain as well. People all over the world pour grease down the drain no matter how advance the plumbing/sewer system is. I think it is mostly a generational thing and I hope that as younger people grow older, it will be very very rare for grease and oil to be dumped in the drain.
I’m 50 and have never poured grease down the drain and neither did my parents. The grease always go into a can and you wait for it to gel up and throw it into the trash. It really seams like a common sense thing to me.
@@Hasenfeffer1 same but in my experience, older generations pour it down the drain and then pour boiling water down the drain. You cant obviously do that with any PVC pipe drains and shouldn't do it anyway but that's what the quite older generations do, in my experience anyways
@@QuimBeeLivingstone I once poured oil from canned mussels down the kitchen sink drain, thinking that oil isn't the same as grease (it didn't freeze in the fridge), and it would be fine, I quickly realized what I've done and I started googling what to do, I read about the boiling water advice, so I did that, but after I did it, I realized that boiling water could damage PVC pipes, so I opened the tap and started to wash it off with some warm water. To my luck the pipes somehow survived that, but the sink trap didn't, it started leaking and got to be replaced after... Not sure how this could actually happen to me, it's like I have made one bad decision after another... And yes, I'm 30 years old. =/
In the 1940s, the US government had people save and donate their kitchen fats to the war effort. There’s a Disney propaganda short about it.
@@Hasenfeffer1 My grandparents would never throw the grease away. Waste of good grease. You could spread that shit on a sandwich and eat it. You could reuse it while cooking, etc. How healthy it was, questionable at best, but I don't know their cooking was astoundingly good.
A damaged back doesn't come back. I'll have to use that haha ! Funny and awesome cooperative crew you all are.
You guys have SO MUCH personality, I love it! Your sound effects are great as well!
This was absolutely fantastic. The hard work that went into cleaning these poor pipes was above and beyond what was expected. Your hard work and dedication made some people super happy, knowing that they won't flood again for awhile. I know Ratty and Ollie would be super proud of your hard work, like your subs are. Keep it up!!🥰😘😍😁
iirc Ollie watches this channel.
stfu
I reckon Ratty and DrainAddict would be impressed with that. Legendary indeed - well done guys! So many years of someone pouring something down the drain - that person needs a slap.
Another excellent job guys! As always your videos are informative &I appreciate the english subtitles! Love from the USA 🇺🇸
Love the commentary and the small jokes during the job,makes this channel different than what I've seen
the legend of grease blob, no one would believe without video
I don't think people realize that having working plumbing and electric is basically what separates first and 3rd world. I take this back the Korean people seems to appreciate these guys they get it.
It's so good to see that you explain everything to people, so they can know exactly what you are doing, and the fact that you work flawlessly it makes me want to go and live in Korea (not many companies or even workers in my country are as soft spoken and precise as you are, most of them are a**holes and you can tell that they don't like what they're doing)
That was EPIC!!
Definitely worthy of a two part video.
Thank you. Awesome job 👍
Hahaha... i love watching your videos... all of you are so cute... so funny... Good health, happiness, luck and greetings from Germany
You guys are awesome! From North Carolina USA
Feels good to see all that oily stuff gets cleaned up from the pipes
Binge watching all of their videos. This is so satisfying! I'm joining The Drain Club now!
This channel has taught me that you might get a go pro cheaper second hand but it might have been through some real stuff in its days so be careful what you get second hand
Wow! Awesome job! Great teammates and teamwork! I love how each of you asks if the others are ok! Much love from Alabama, USA 🇺🇸
That oil had to be prehistoric!! Kudos to your team for getting that unclogged!!
I live in the United States and use to work for a plumbing company. You guys did a great job! Awesome video!
When this whole situation is over, maybe DrainAddict could go on a holiday to Korea and work with you guys for a day or two.
Yes, but I have noticed, Drain Addict takes joy in destroying your yard sometimes.... I love it!
Some good laugh guys. Nice job. Thanks. Australia.
The backsound when u got those is like found golds. Hilarious and at the same time satisfying to saw it.
It's the sound effect that plays when Mario picks up a coin lol
already watched all your guys videos, waiting for more!! Thank you for the great content!!
I’d send a few chunks to the lab for analysis! Great job guys, that was unreal...👍🏼👍🏼
Damn, this was SOOO satisfying 🤤
The gift that keeps on giving!
ratty would have a feast with that grease.... Great work guys...
The sounds make this way more cute than it really is! I love it! 😊❤
Looks like a work out ,and you guys do a great job,
So all of that is from pouring cooking grease down the sink or toilet? Unbelievable!!!! Great video!!!
I was sucked into these videos (pun intended) with Drain Addict, but I think you and Plumber Story do a better job at explaining what is going on. Great videos, greetings from Germany! :D
Your pun gonna drain alright
Well done guys. You do a great job 👍🏻😊
ahhh FINALLY! ive been waiting for this! thank you for the awesome videos gentlemen!
That was alot! They need to start saving their coffee cans
Very enjoyable with the antics. Have a great day.
Can't believe I'm this excited to watch poop 💩 pipes getting cleaned 😂
These guys are hilarious. Lol I was waiting for this video. That's some crazy oil. Geez. Can't imagine the bill afterwards. 🤣
If that amount was the ones they caught, just imagine the amount of oil sludge that passed them :0
Those big grease lumps looks like how a butterfinger looks like when it breaks apart.
forbidden honeycomb toffee😩😩
My wife is a plumber here in Alabama she has described some of this but seeing it is something else
Great teamwork
What happened to all the chunks that flew past the pipe opening too fast to be pulled out with that long grabber? Where did they end up?
Awesome. Was really waiting for you guys to upload this. Especially after the first vid
Any desire for a butterfingers is now gone. thanks BDK!
Many contractors here in the United States, after viewing both the percentage of blockage and the mentioned poor slope of the pipe, would recommend cutting out the whole pipe and redoing it. Either way, the cost would be an arm and a leg here.
Excellent work! Also great video editing.
This was so satisfying to watch 😄
You guys were in a really good mood in this one hahaha
Ratty is a international star
I wonder if minerals in water reacted with washing powder and oils?
I was surprised to hear the woman brought coffee ☕️out for you guys I thought you like tea🫖. 😎👍🏻
You guys are hilarious! :)
You guys are funny...great work lots of grease
Hello from japan!
wow this was legendary grease!
looked like cheese.
great job getthg done that must be tired.
see you on next youtube!
Hi
K-Ratty
Good video. The second best drain channel I’ve found so far. Sorry, Ollie and Ratty are #1.
that "sungmin-ah.. " kinda addictive hahaha
I'm sitting here thinking of the bill. Ouch. And you all earned it.
there is a cleaning head that vibrates to knock concrete in pipes loose..could it not be used for grease?
Do you guys talk to the people about not flushing grease/oil down the sewer?
Sure
im just curious, do you still smell how bad the smell was? or you have something to prevent the smell entering your nose?
The smell is always there even through masks depending on just how horrible it is
You do get used to it and are able to continue working but it never becomes just something that you dont really think is really nasty
Good job, I would have cried !
Great effort! 👍
Blocked drain...All good! 👍
Great another one.
Now i know where chick-o-sticks and the inside of butterfingers come from
A new alternative to chalk... And it is biodegradable
Another good one. This is the first time I have seen grease or oil build-up like that. I don't understand how it gets so hard.
The camera was going through water at the end, so there is a low spot in the drain. The oil would stick to the top of the pipe as it hardened. It would just build up layer by layer as they saw. It wouldn’t take much oil each time to build up thick over time.
Good work guys, so many greasebergs. Good descriptions as you work. Did you have clean out the manhole also? Thanks for the video!
Householders won't stop putting oil and wipes down the drain/toilet until it gets to this point and they have to pay for its removal. Or do they keep doing it and you have to return?
Funny there's Eddy Wally, a very famous Belgian, let's say, variaty/schlager singer in the clip. He's famous for his 'wauw' and 'geweldig'/'amazing'. He sold handbags on the market and was an artist. Yes he was very famous. No idea how he did that but he did it.
Super job!!
Its like cleaning your ears 🤣
What sewer camera y'all use?
It is from China
@@blockeddrainkorea312 is it sunda,how long does it last?
0:30 Sounds like "Yeah". 👍
This is where cadburys crunchie bars come from.
Forbidden Butterfinger
You talking about Ratty 😔😔Lol 😂😂🤘😆
What is that bgm? And my god that is one greased up pipeline
Did you find any stuff toy in drain that causes blockages?
Pure Gold
Can someone explain to me why they use cloth gloves instead of rubber ones?
You can find the answer from here -> ruclips.net/video/dgm0Pg9WX0I/видео.html from 4:30
these videos have same energy as dr pimple popper
I would love to have this kind of business.
The oil kinda reminds me of a butterfinger. Just needs chocolate lol
I literally thought the same thing. Lol.
Glove budget is huge!
This is great content
squeaky clean, good job
This needs to be an anime.... 🌽🐭
what happens with all the oil you dident pick up? normaly you use that net scoop in the sump to catch it
U better have watched this @DrainAddict😂😂
In Australia most people know that fats, oils and grease cannot be put in the drain. So blockages like this are uncommon. DA doesnt see this level of grease accumulation. But he sees plenty of tree roots, and they damage as well as block the pipes. No one wins with drain problems.
That septic must be full of that stuff.
So that's how Mantecol is made.
I don't speak Korean but I would love working for you guys.