Sentences with phrase «then break the toilet»

Prior to his innovation, the only way the company was able to understand flushing patterns was to take a model of a toilet, fill it with silicon rubber, and then break the toilet open to examine the casting they had made out of the rubber.

Not exact matches

The screening at Kino cinemas during MIFF became a shared experience for an audience that had to leave now and then for a toilet or meal break, but you rushed back.

You only have 30 days from when your tablet was shipped for it to qualify for this warranty.After that, if you (or someone else gets their little hands on your special electronic): drop it in the tub, toilet or other watering hole; crack the screen; or break it beyond use then you're out of luck.

The puppy is therefore more naturally inclined to hold their urge to «go» until they are let out of the crate and it then becomes easy to time and anticipate your puppies toilet breaks and thus issuing more praise, less instances of the puppy going in the house and a general acceleration of the entire process is easier.

Or do I put the crate downstairs in a room (or the bathroom) and go get her out during the night for toilet breaks (we then won't hear her crying / whining) but does she need to be near us or will she get use to been on her own downstairs?

The ice dam flowing south out of Canada kept flowing then breaking, like the flapper valve in a toilet, every 50 or so years for a thousand years.

I didn't know what to do, then I had a friend come by and he checked the hardware in the toilet tanks and guess what, it was a broken flapper.

Karen P, if you are suggesting that by your daughter taking a shower that it pushed material that otherwise should have been directed out to the septic field (but couldn't be as a result of the broken pipe) back into the sump - pump pit thereby creating a fresh stink, then the same effect should have occurred whenever potable water was run from within the home: sinks, toilets — said items which you didn't indicate that you hadn't used in the two weeks you worked in the home, prior to moving in.