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Dave crouched by the main gully outside the back door. He lifted the grate. No flow. Black water sat flush with the top of the pipe. He took his long, coiled drain rod—the one with the corkscrew attachment—and fed it in.

She laughed. “You’re in Epsom, love. There’s no such thing.” drain unblocking epsom

He turned the handle. Scrape. Clunk. Squelch.

“Mrs. Pargeter. Number two.”

“Yeah,” Dave said. “But make it a simple one. A nice, boring, modern plastic pipe full of nothing but soap suds.”

They went upstairs. A nervous woman in her seventies answered, holding a handkerchief. Behind her, a small, tidy living room. And on the armchair, a framed photograph of a little boy. Dave crouched by the main gully outside the back door

Mr. Somchai stared at it. “That’s not ours. We don’t have… children’s things.”

She started to cry, quietly. Mr. Somchai, who had been furious an hour ago, put a hand on her shoulder. “I will make you soup,” he said. “Clear broth. For the stomach.” Black water sat flush with the top of the pipe

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Drain — Unblocking Epsom

Dave crouched by the main gully outside the back door. He lifted the grate. No flow. Black water sat flush with the top of the pipe. He took his long, coiled drain rod—the one with the corkscrew attachment—and fed it in.

She laughed. “You’re in Epsom, love. There’s no such thing.”

He turned the handle. Scrape. Clunk. Squelch.

“Mrs. Pargeter. Number two.”

“Yeah,” Dave said. “But make it a simple one. A nice, boring, modern plastic pipe full of nothing but soap suds.”

They went upstairs. A nervous woman in her seventies answered, holding a handkerchief. Behind her, a small, tidy living room. And on the armchair, a framed photograph of a little boy.

Mr. Somchai stared at it. “That’s not ours. We don’t have… children’s things.”

She started to cry, quietly. Mr. Somchai, who had been furious an hour ago, put a hand on her shoulder. “I will make you soup,” he said. “Clear broth. For the stomach.”