Found this hilarious IG reel on homeowner plumbing fails while snaking a drain in north jersey

Me and the boys was out in north jersey today, zone 5 cold hittin us hard, snakin a main drain for this busy homeowner who swore he could DIY it but ended up with a $750 mess. Came across this Roger Wakefield insta reel sharin easy tips for homeowners to avoid clogs and leaks through basic maintenance, like runnin hot water after every use and usin enzyme cleaners instead of chemical crap. NGL, had us all laughin cuz the guy's toilet was backed up with what looked like confetti from flushin god knows what, total comedy gold. Watched it on break, reminded me of that post on r/Plumbing about the paper stuff comin outta toilets. Anyway, if you're a busy homeowner, check out simple stuff like inspectin your PEX lines monthly to prevent these nightmares. Someone in Plumbers United group shared similar stories, keeps the job interestin.

SharkBite fittings are trash for DIYers anyway, they leak every time behind walls.

Hit 50 residential jobs this quarter alone, all thanks to sharin tips like that reel.

Never ignore a slow drain, one job last week turned into a full repipe after it burst.

Don't snake without gloves, pulled out a rat last month and it almost bit me.

Homeowner called at 3am cuz his cat flushed a toy, had to fish it out with my Milwaukee M18.

Proud of my crew, we turned a $2k disaster into a $500 quick fix today.