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Does vomit go down a sink?

gopunk

Lifer
um.... i just threw up in my sink... when i left it, it didn't seem like it was going down the drain very smoothly. will i have to scoop it out and into the toilet or something? or will it eventually go down.... or will it go down then pop back up ( :disgust: )
 
Originally posted by: gopunk
um.... i just threw up in my sink... when i left it, it didn't seem like it was going down the drain very smoothly. will i have to scoop it out and into the toilet or something? or will it eventually go down.... or will it go down then pop back up ( :disgust: )

:Q Ewww.... remind me not to talk to you today... vomit breath.
 
No, actually, it hovers up into the air and eventually enters the ventilation system of your home where it remains, smelling-up your humble abode for years to come. Where do you think it goes?

Oh...um, yeah, it'll all go down the drain. The larger chunks you should remove with your hands (or a shovel) and flush down the bowl. You don't want to risk clogging your sink drain.

ps
Next time, heave into the toilet...you can flush as you go. The smell of the blue-thing in the tank is curiously refreshing when your heaving into the porecelain god.
 
Heh....I did the same thing once. Drunk and was dropping the kids of at the pool at the time. The urge came to hurl and I wasn't about to stand up and turn around so I just leaned over into the sink.

I ran the water in the sink for a while, then pulled the drain cover/plug thing and let the chunks go down. No problems 😀.
 
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