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How To Keep Snakes From Crawling Up Your Toilet Ask Dr Kharis

Snakes appearing in toilet bowls is ceasing to be a random occurrence and becoming recognized as more than a simple plumbing problem. Perhaps the most annoying fact is that these appearances are unpredictable as there is really no way to foretell if and when a snake, rat or other creature will swim up your drain pipe and invade your home. The purpose of this book is to create fear but to outline the very real danger that people face, whether they own their homes, rent apartments or even temporarily reside in a hotel. All it takes is a breach in the sewer system at one or multiple points. The biology of rats, snakes and other crawlers allow them to swim long distances, in the dark, in search of food, shelter or company. Unfortunately, even with intact drainage systems, they may still gain entry via sewage disposal points. The good news is there are simple mechanisms that can help protect you. Whether there is real danger to your home (through your toilet or drains) or not, the uncertainty and worry the fear of invasion creates, can be prevented. There are simple means that will allow you rest easy when your little one heads for the bathroom or even when you stumble to the toilet in the dark. Find out how!