worm down the jakes :-o

[Ric1]

Hi,

This wc is not used, it's in a shower room - the main one is in the bathroom - worm-free zone. Have never seen creatures in a toilet before, like something out of Stephen King novel My neighbour-but-one had a cracked sewer pipe about a month ago, several 100 yards away from this property, I am wondering if this wriggly fellow dropped into the pipework while they were repairing it? The pipework must have been open for days - they had to dig up half the road. It obviously expires at the end, I don't know how long it had been in there - not long because I flush the pan on a fairly regular basis and normally have that blue cake stuff in the cistern.

Any ideas please?

Thanks

 

[TCCHeating]

Worms like to surface after heavy rain. Considering we have had a lot of that recently. My best guess is that there is still a crack somewhere in the sewerage system and this poor fella lost his way.

Otherwise a serious program of de worming tablets for the whole family is needed

 

[Ric1]

Thanks - might bung this video at Wessex Water - is it too late to say aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaagh!!! ~ ?