I love that older ladies are the same all around the world. They always make sure you've had something to drink and something to eat, and if you tell them you're hungry or haven't eaten, they will immediately try to give you food! 😂
I used to live in an apt. complex and the first two floors had terrible plumbing problems the first couple years, the building administration kept wasting money paying for plumbers only for the pipes to be blocked a couple months later. Then we had some honest guys that did a professional work and explained that the slope was bad and pointed out where exactly we needed to repair the pipes. After they dug out the pipes and corrected the slope the issue was fixed.
Great job, gentlemen!! You let her know what the problem is, and how to keep it clean, so she doesn't have this problem again too quickly. Thank you for sharing with us!!!
I;ve watched a few dozen of your videos and I can sum up most of the drain problems: #1. 90% of the problem is caused by Grease in the pipes; this can be easily resolved by installing grease traps in their kitchen sink. #2. baby wipes; just dont use em! #3. Bad pipe geometry causing poor water flow or stagnant water. I learned alot in your channel.... thanks!
Everytime I watch, I'm wondering if my pipes have some sort of crazy U turns in it or a bad slope. But it's very satisfying to see you clear all the problems
Got recommended to me by RUclips and was so sweet of a watch, the kindness despite being on the job is so sweet and wholesome even offering some food when they heard the guy didn't ate yet.. Man here in western Europe they slam the door closed on your way out and nag and grump at you for the issue like you are responsible It's sweet to see a change of respect
Maybe in your area but not everywhere. Where i live 8 out of 10 will offer the worker a glass of water or cup of coffe/tea the moment he comes. It just depends how you grew up and how the parents raised you in my opinion.
This has to be the most wholesome channel of Manual Laborers I’ve seen! I wish there were more teams working this well together in the world, it would make it a much better place!
What have I just watched? What a gem, editing, & sound make it, with topping of polite kindness, just what I needed here in rather miserable GB, I feel really quite hopeful😀 Thanks for time & effort putting this together!
It's really nice to see that she gave you some juice I believe. Here in Brazil we have the costume to offer food and drinks (mostly coffee and water) when someone is doing a job inside our house. It was really pleasant to see that the old lady cared about your well being offering food and giving you some juice.
In Indian scenario, the client would be so damn friendly, serving tea and snacks that the guys wouldn't even realise that they came to fix the pipes but ended up moving heavy furniture or taking out stuff from higher shelves. 😜 Power of Ahjumma negotiation skills.
That's #1 ending. Number 2 is the client isn't as friendly but still good and the technician has “25 years of experience” but takes 10 hours and charges 1000000 rupees.
I have seen you do multiple little tiny apartments. It seems like 1 apartment always has a strange plumbing set up. Also are there apartments for like eldery people?
Hmm, as far as i know, in korea, lots of family lives in a tiny apartment. Designed almost like a hotel. And probably cause of that, there is always some pipes that installed in kind of bad position, because there are like hundreds pipes being installed in one big building. Its not just for elderly, for a family i guess.
That lady was very nice, I wish the ppl I help on the highways were that nice, I do not do it as a job, I randomly come across ppl with a flat it needing help and I help, and yes alot of strange people out there, but I've always been taught, you see someone in distress or in need of help, help them for no pay or thanks, tho a you were a help would be nice hahah
I wonder does the owner or any body else pour used oils for cooking and other oily soup inside the wastafel drain? Because my family will just pour the oil and other very oily soup into plastic bag and throw it to rubbish bin and never pour it to wastafel drain.
Can someone explain the plumbing set up of a drain on what appears to be a balcony? Is this just a service access point or regularly used, and for what purpose?
Me. Well it plugged solid Hardware store. This is the strongest acid we carry. Me I'll take 3 gallons Fisherman. 5 miles away The fish are mutated weird
I cant help but relate. Months ago our main drainage got stuck to the point that when water is flushed down from our 2nd & 3rd floor, water, dried poop came out on the 1st floor's drainage. Jeezuz it was a disaster. 😭
0:01 I love that they came in own shoes. Then in apartment(flat) they walk in socks, and finaly on the balcony they walk in HER slippers (sandals) :) haha :) greetings from Poland
I get the lady, the sink in my apartment backed up 3 times and was shooting crap up out the garbage disposal. The people sent to fix it all 3 times said it was done but within 2 months it always came back.
It seems everyone needs to learn to not put grease down the drain. I put my used grease into a container that I put in trash, and I put washing soap and water into pan and heat to clear any oil that is left in pan
It's 2 in the morning i was about to sleep and RUclips recommend this video, it's so interesting i watch more of your video until i realize its already 4 in the morning 🤣
I do the same job here in turkey, but in very different ways, you guys are awesome and I would like to know your ewuipments too thanks for this great video :)
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I love that older ladies are the same all around the world. They always make sure you've had something to drink and something to eat, and if you tell them you're hungry or haven't eaten, they will immediately try to give you food! 😂
Agree mate ,
That, we could agree.
Yep
I will also love you when you became older & make food for me
Not america
"I just saw you on RUclips" - your good work is the best advertisement :D
I'm just wondering how when all the comments are in english :D
@@MrSuperBrite They speak in Korean so I have no doubt they're just watching the video.
She brushed hair to much hair in whole tube.
A reversed sponge.
@@MrSuperBrite this is their second channel, the main one is in Korean
I’m impressed how polite everyone is. You have a very friendly atmosphere, although you’re working really hard.
Great work, always fast and efficient!
This. I would love for that to be like this in the US.
It's normal for Asian cultures to behave like this.
Obviously, this is not the US
@@bogoss2393 def not just the usa that has issues but ok. Korea and Japan are just very polite compared to other countries
@@maxpower2511 in some parts it is very much like this. When I leave the area I'm in I'm surprised how cold and aggro the people can be
I like how you explain why the problem keeps happening. Hopefully the address the slope issue
I used to live in an apt. complex and the first two floors had terrible plumbing problems the first couple years, the building administration kept wasting money paying for plumbers only for the pipes to be blocked a couple months later. Then we had some honest guys that did a professional work and explained that the slope was bad and pointed out where exactly we needed to repair the pipes. After they dug out the pipes and corrected the slope the issue was fixed.
@@ReptilianLaserbeam Fact is nobody wants to dig and rip up concrete if they do not have to. Especially apartments.
@@Vel_D true
Also obviously pouring grease down the drain.
Great job, gentlemen!! You let her know what the problem is, and how to keep it clean, so she doesn't have this problem again too quickly. Thank you for sharing with us!!!
"Let's see each other after 10 years" - brilliant!
I;ve watched a few dozen of your videos and I can sum up most of the drain problems:
#1. 90% of the problem is caused by Grease in the pipes; this can be easily resolved by installing grease traps in their kitchen sink.
#2. baby wipes; just dont use em!
#3. Bad pipe geometry causing poor water flow or stagnant water.
I learned alot in your channel.... thanks!
You should never pour cooking oil or grease down your pipes. This is exactly the reason why. It will clog your pipes eventually.
@@TehButterflyEffect cant you dilute the grease with hot water and detergent?
What a wonderful lady! She didn't want you to leave hungry. 🥰
Nobody:
YT algorithm around midnight: here's something disgusting and yet very entertaining to watch!
11:04 pm australia. Your right
3h30 am 😅
Not to mention oddly wholesome
And wholesrome!
Welcome to another episode of "why you shouldn't pour cooking oil down your kitchen sink", featuring nanners! 🍌
Right at 7:21 we discover that Severus Snape was causing the blockage the whole time. Tell me that isn't his face in the drain looking right at us.
Lolll snape snape severus snape
I can't see it
@@ivanbenja4 think Alan Rickman's face as Snape & then go look at the blockage at 7:22
@@ivanbenja4 it zooms in on it for a millisecond at 7:31
@@ivanbenja4 look at the top left, you can see the shading of the nose and eyes with his hair framing his face
Everytime I watch, I'm wondering if my pipes have some sort of crazy U turns in it or a bad slope. But it's very satisfying to see you clear all the problems
I'M WAITING FOR THEM TO TAKE A WRONG TURN AT SOME APARTMENTS AND CATCH SOMEONE ON THE TOILET.
@@ronniewall1481 if that's what you are into
Got recommended to me by RUclips and was so sweet of a watch, the kindness despite being on the job is so sweet and wholesome even offering some food when they heard the guy didn't ate yet..
Man here in western Europe they slam the door closed on your way out and nag and grump at you for the issue like you are responsible
It's sweet to see a change of respect
Maybe in your area but not everywhere.
Where i live 8 out of 10 will offer the worker a glass of water or cup of coffe/tea the moment he comes.
It just depends how you grew up and how the parents raised you in my opinion.
This has to be the most wholesome channel of Manual Laborers I’ve seen! I wish there were more teams working this well together in the world, it would make it a much better place!
Quit pouring grease down your pipes, pour the grease into jars, and throw it away. Wipe grease from pots, and pans, and throw it in the trash.
What have I just watched? What a gem, editing, & sound make it, with topping of polite kindness, just what I needed here in rather miserable GB, I feel really quite hopeful😀 Thanks for time & effort putting this together!
The way these unclogging videos are edited is totally killing me. Love you guys, keep going!
I wish plumbers (and tradies in general) in Australia were that polite and respectful
How do people not know you're not supposed to put grease down the drain?
I'm a chemist and even I dont know or understand why. Why not?
@@AndyU96 if it's grease that solidifies at temperatures that could be seen in pipes... There's your answer...
@@AndyU96 Oil will coat the inner pipe and harden. If done repeatedly, layers of hardened oil will accumulate and it will eventually clog the pipe.
It's really nice to see that she gave you some juice I believe. Here in Brazil we have the costume to offer food and drinks (mostly coffee and water) when someone is doing a job inside our house. It was really pleasant to see that the old lady cared about your well being offering food and giving you some juice.
Good work guys!! Every customer is so happy with your explanation of the work and future maintenance for the system. Another satisfied customer!!
the unit probably had previous owners who poured grease down there. or the lady knew whats causing the clog because she did it but was ashamed to say
You guys are so nice to your customers. You all work so hard. I enjoy your videos.
I can't stand getting my socks dirty like that only to put my shoes back on afterwards lol..
Thanks for your continued dedication. People like you are the real MVP's!
In Indian scenario, the client would be so damn friendly, serving tea and snacks that the guys wouldn't even realise that they came to fix the pipes but ended up moving heavy furniture or taking out stuff from higher shelves. 😜
Power of Ahjumma negotiation skills.
That's #1 ending. Number 2 is the client isn't as friendly but still good and the technician has “25 years of experience” but takes 10 hours and charges 1000000 rupees.
Well done 👍
You guys are the BEST ❤️
"You want some Banana?"
Wholesome!
I have seen you do multiple little tiny apartments. It seems like 1 apartment always has a strange plumbing set up.
Also are there apartments for like eldery people?
Hmm, as far as i know, in korea, lots of family lives in a tiny apartment. Designed almost like a hotel.
And probably cause of that, there is always some pipes that installed in kind of bad position, because there are like hundreds pipes being installed in one big building.
Its not just for elderly, for a family i guess.
I remember every house having an old coffee can to dump grease in from cooking
Yeah, I'm in an apartment where I wouldn't have to pay for stuff like this and I still pour my grease into used candle glass.
I am so proud of this fellow watcher! The moment they start working she offered a seat! So great on her!
Ha this just popped up from nowhere 😃 I found it really interesting, those plumbers are first class, well done.👍
Once you're done unclogging the grease out of the drain, you will need to take steps to unclog your arteries.
7:31 quick attack was super effective
That lady was very nice, I wish the ppl I help on the highways were that nice, I do not do it as a job, I randomly come across ppl with a flat it needing help and I help, and yes alot of strange people out there, but I've always been taught, you see someone in distress or in need of help, help them for no pay or thanks, tho a you were a help would be nice hahah
Ah the Korean custom of always asking have you had something to eat even to strangers. It never gets old...
Working construction and had guys come do this. They were not as nice or willing to explain as y’all were. Good stuff.
I wonder does the owner or any body else pour used oils for cooking and other oily soup inside the wastafel drain? Because my family will just pour the oil and other very oily soup into plastic bag and throw it to rubbish bin and never pour it to wastafel drain.
That is the correct way to get rid of oil and grease.
Pretty sure that's exactly what the problem was
I would try to prevent as much grease as possible from going down the drain.
they never tell the people to stop puting oil down the sink. Keep the jobs comming in
Don't worry. We always tell our customers not to put any grease or ramen soup into the sink.
@@blockeddrainkorea312 ye was just joking :) never heared you telling them that in a video tho
Can someone explain the plumbing set up of a drain on what appears to be a balcony? Is this just a service access point or regularly used, and for what purpose?
Probably for drying laundry and rain splash
Haha I love how she hands out that juice in the end 😁 glad they could help her! Wonder why none of the previous companies figured this out
Me. Well it plugged solid
Hardware store. This is the strongest acid we carry.
Me I'll take 3 gallons
Fisherman. 5 miles away
The fish are mutated weird
what?
"Let's see again in the future"
"Maybe 5-10 years"
You give your customers great relief from big problems
the new plumbers need to equip this camera and try to solve problems,
I cant help but relate. Months ago our main drainage got stuck to the point that when water is flushed down from our 2nd & 3rd floor, water, dried poop came out on the 1st floor's drainage. Jeezuz it was a disaster. 😭
Great job explaining what was the problem and how get it done.. 👍👍👍
I never thought I'd watch a drain cleaning video and find it interesting, but here I am lol.
Real Men doing Real Good Quality Work. Awesome. Thank You Good Men for Doing the Work & Getting it Done the Right Way.
0:01 I love that they came in own shoes. Then in apartment(flat) they walk in socks, and finaly on the balcony they walk in HER slippers (sandals) :) haha :)
greetings from Poland
So polite and did great work!
The old lady reminds me of my own mom, always took care of others like her own children lol
I get the lady, the sink in my apartment backed up 3 times and was shooting crap up out the garbage disposal. The people sent to fix it all 3 times said it was done but within 2 months it always came back.
Found you this year on RUclips Great work ethic never been this early before 🤓
It always amazes me how little people know about house maintenance.
Not everyone are plumbers..?
It seems everyone needs to learn to not put grease down the drain. I put my used grease into a container that I put in trash, and I put washing soap and water into pan and heat to clear any oil that is left in pan
I love how polite everyone is :0 I miss that in my job
I wish people were this polite in America
First time watching the endoscopy of plumbing system.
wow just see random video and open it, nice to see, and thanks for your kindness to treat customer :)
have a nice day, hamsahamidah:)
Thank you youtube, just what I wanted to watch before lunch. 🤷♂️
Just the fact that they take of there shoes is amazing.
This video just got pop up onto my recommendation, i dont know why happy to watch this, LOL am i the only one?
Damn we can't see that anymore in America , I'm talking about proud and polite workers like that !!
Yes you can. Maybe you've been unlucky with who you've hired, or are in a tough area.
Very nice work and very nice people, you deserved those drinks and three bananas! 🙂
The satisfaction clearing the blockage is so good..
Isn't that old lady pouring grease down the sink? That's why she keeps having the problem?
Oddly satisfying video.
Don't know how I got here but was a very interesting watch.
It's 2 in the morning i was about to sleep and RUclips recommend this video, it's so interesting i watch more of your video until i realize its already 4 in the morning 🤣
Everyone take notes!! *Do not pour grease down the drain!*
Something I've noticed is.. kindness is universal!
If they were in my country i would have called them
So she was pouring grease down the drain? Instead of putting it in a container and throwing it in the trash ?
they are so sweet with their customers....
Hi guys, where did you get this flex shaft what you using in this video? Will you give me a link please.
Everytime I see "It's unfair", I always think about Anakin.
This is outrageous
Give it to a housewife to offer you a buffet for good work 👏
Nicely done
Well done guys. Happy customer again.
Eye opener for new home owners, do not pour grease down the sink drain. Food disposal not worth it, get a strainer to catch your food waste.
RUclips just showed me a golden channel
So it is normal in South Korea that you flush oil down the drain?
I do the same job here in turkey, but in very different ways, you guys are awesome and I would like to know your ewuipments too thanks for this great video :)
Perfect RUclips recomendations in the middle of the night :D
I always imagine that those pipes were connected to some pipes of the toilet bowl
Hella gross when opened 🤣
If only plumbers in the US were that nice and understanding.
I went from watching Halo infinite to Korean plumbers in one click... RUclips is amazing
"Ma'am, I do my own plumbing"
Great work!@
The real answer is that a house has separate sewage. Not sure about these flats tho
Aww, when she brings the little stool for him to sit on
Aw what a sweet lady
Is that a balcony drain? As an american, thats not how you have balcony drains.
I would never do this wearing flip flops
I cant beleive im watching blocked drain korea lol its really entertaining
how did i ended up here with this fascinating video?
Good work on yalls part. Why tf did that lady put grease down the pipes it hardens after it cools bruh.
.... plumbing.. a matter of willingness & common sense.
Well we all know what those yellow puddings were 🤣🤣🤣
Good job!