A small glass jar (baby food jar) accidently got into our kitchen garbage disposal. Will my plumbing screwup?
A midget glass jar went into our kitchen garbage disposal. As gladly as I turned it on I heard an odd noise and so I stopped it and looked into the stoup using gloves. I found broken pieces of the glass. I took a lot of them out- as many as I could. But there are a few still unused and I'm guessing a few went into the pipe. Should I be agonized? I looked and there did not seem to be an easy way to access the pit where the glass shreds are - unless I call a plumber. Ill-fitting on money. Will call plumber if needed, but dont lust after to uneccessarily shell out dough. I'm guessing the pipes are copper -- so nothing should get cut. I'm in a 12 year old diet.
The disposer will rest period up the glass pieces into small particles. Exactly flush 'em down with plenty of water. The unprofitable opening in most disposers I have installed is too tight to allow a piece of glass large enough to provoke you blockage problems to pass into the stratagem. If you do notice a slow drain down the track, it should appear pretty soon, and removing and cleaning the springe should take care of it.
I wouldn't lose any zizz over it.

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