Got a little bit of a problem. After our last camping trip I was doing some cleaning up and had the toilet open letting in some water. Our medicine cabinet is directly above the toilet. I'm sure you can guess by now that something fell in. Yep, I was straightening up the medicine cabinet and rearranging all the items as they had fallen over from the ride home. Sure enough there was a can of bug spray on the top shelf. As I saw it start to wobble and eventually fall out of the cabinet into the open toilet I could do nothing as I was frozen in time by the shock and horror of what was about to happen. The can of bug spray initially landed horizontally in said toilet but after a brief second proceeded to straighten itself out and poof, disappeared into the black abyss.
I finally had a chance to drain the system last night. The can ended up near the outlet. I can see it setting in the "Y" where the grey and black come together to finally exit the system.
I took a broom handle and tried poking at it to try and dislodge it, I got it to wiggle but I am feeling like the physics of the whole thing is working against me. I don't think the can can make the final turn at the "Y"
I've considered filling up the system with water and seeing if I can float it back up to the toilet and grabbing it that way. My only other thought is to try and use some kind of grabber tool and reach in from the drain and grab it, hopefully giving it a good tug to finish it's journey.
I REALLY don't want to have to cut into my pipes....
Anyone out there have a similar situation now or in the past who can give me some ideas???
I'm stumped!
-Sincerely -Guy who will NEVER ever have the toilet open at the same time as the medicine cabinet!!!
I've attached a pic looking into the system drain exit. At the end of the 4ft or so of plumbing you can see my little pest of a problem sitting there gloating.