After you have the steamer dude blast it, insert your garden hose with out any water in it. Or should I say...leave a empty hose in the pluged area. Then if it freezes, turn on the hot water at a medium flow. A soft copper pipe may work better. Then remove the hose real slow as the hot water melts the ice as you remove the hose real slow. Plain old cattle grade salt added to the sewer at bed time will help a little if you flush it down the toilet, and turn out the lights. Best to determine how far down the line the plug is at....with a sewer rat..and place the discharge end of the garden hose just a few feet father down the line so you do not waste any hot water. No need for hot water down stream from the plug. I sure hope you can understand my explanation. Also remember to charge the water hose with cold water as you insert it to keep it stiffer.
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