• What to do Next and How to Prevent it?

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• Common causes of blockages are foreign objects, a buildup of debris and sludge, tree roots, structural defects, and sewage line issues. While some clogs may get out of hand, taking preventive steps can help.
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        Manage grease disposal: Under any circumstances, do not ever pour grease, fats, oil or anything that can harden in cold weather and food particles that do not easily break down in the wastewater treatment area. Fats, grease and oil can solidify, stick to your drains and cause it to restrain wastewater from passing through. Same goes with coffee grounds and eggshells. These food particles will not melt with water and do not easily get washed off, so they are better off in the waste bin. 

• How to prevent: When washing kitchenware, manage to wipe grease, oil and fats with a paper towel first, and run water before and after to wash away food waste down the drain. Pouring drains with hot water after washing can also help ensure no grease gets stuck in the drainpipe. Whether in your toilet or the kitchen, an excellent garbage disposal can save you big time from having to deal with a future blocked sewer problem.
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        Install drain traps: Solid objects, food particles that do not breakdown, as well as hair are terrible for your drains. When these items make their way down the sewer line, you have a big problem. Solid objects can cause a blockage straightaway while food particles, though take some time to create a problem when trapped on a tree root, will significantly affect the water flow. Hair strands, on the other hand, can ball up during flushes and eventually jams the pipe. If you are uncertain of why your sewer has stopped working might as well speak with the experts. Either of these items has the potential to create a bigger problem when ignored.  

•  How to prevent: Installing a drain trap or strainers will ensure these elements does not have an opportunity to find its way down the sewer line. You can find drain filters or drain traps in your hardware store. It comes in different version but, all work similarly in keeping your sewers clog-free.
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        Keep toilets from clogging: A toilet filling water to the brim when your flushing is nothing but nasty. In most cases, a clogged toilet is nothing to cry over because it can be fixed even with a little plunging skill. But if ever you run into this nasty problem and neither the plunger nor your other unclogging tools did not do their job, there’s a chance that a sizable item caused the clog. The next step is to check your other toilets or fixtures if they are working; likely the case, if all the toilet or drains in your house are also taking time to flush, a severe problem down the line requires urgent attention. 

• How to prevent: Never treat your toilets like a waste bin and only use a considerable amount of toilet paper when you pee or empty out. Also, except for human waste and toilet paper, never allow the items below hit your toilet.
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• • Feminine/hygiene products
• • Paper towels
• • Diapers
• • Toys
• • Soap scum
• • Strong chemicals