

Some people have room for them, so if they didn’t crowd your other teeth they are probably fine and won’t need removed.
You should still go to the dentist to get the long term buildup off and check for issues.


Some people have room for them, so if they didn’t crowd your other teeth they are probably fine and won’t need removed.
You should still go to the dentist to get the long term buildup off and check for issues.


It isn’t clear if it is draining slowly. You need something to physically remove the obstruction and something like this works really well for hair and might work for fatty stuff in a kitchen sink.
https://www.lowes.com/pd/FlexiSnake-Plastic-Drain-Stick/50257883
If it doesn’t work, at least it was cheap.


You want this kind of thing, it easily removes the hair that is clogging the drain.
https://www.lowes.com/pd/FlexiSnake-Plastic-Drain-Stick/50257883
The difficult part can be the drain cover. You need to remove it because the hair plug will be sizeable and can’t just be pulled through the holes that the thing fits into.
Same thing with sinks in the bathroom btw, it is always hair and it will stink horribly, so be prepared for that.


Calm down.
If you don’t clean up after the mouse/rat family in the attic then they aren’t pets.
Maybe mixing sea bug flavor with a nightshade evens things out?
That’s a lot! I only ever see a few rows at most here and I only became aware of it existing because of the South Park episode.
Never tried it, the flavor sounds awful and I wouldn’t want to pay to confirm.
My wife put a trash can right under the key hooks which drove me crazy because we had to dig out the keys a few times when the hook was missed.
At my current place the trash can lives under a countertop ledge so nothing can fall in accidentally. Good bye source of stress!