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How do you unplugged a flooded toilet?

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well first make sure that the water from the toilet hasn't overflooded because that can cause damage to the tile and stuuf
next get a plunger and plunge like your trying to save your life because than whateevers in there will give way and it will automatically flush
when you know its safe flush a couple time clean up your bathroom and geta bottle of febreeze

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