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        "text": "Professional floor drain cleaning typically begins with an inspection, often using a camera, to identify the type and location of the clog. For minor blockages, plumbers may use augers or drain snakes to physically remove obstructions. For more stubborn clogs, hydro-jetting, which uses high-pressure water to scour the pipes clean, is often employed. The process concludes with a final check to ensure proper flow. Customers should note if their drain line connects to a main sewer line, as blockages can sometimes originate further down the system, influencing the tools and duration needed.",
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        "description": "Professional floor drain cleaning involves inspection, often with a camera, followed by augering, snaking, or hydro-jetting to clear clogs. The connection to a main sewer line can affect the required tools and time."
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  "description": "Professional floor drain cleaning involves inspection, often with a camera, followed by augering, snaking, or hydro-jetting to clear clogs. The connection to a"
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