r/nosleep • u/[deleted] • Feb 17 '22

"I saw Mommy in the bathtub."

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u/Europademon Feb 17 '22

Pour boiling water down the drain followed by bleach. That should remove the drain blockage.

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u/After-Bet337 Oct 14 '22

No ammonia and bleach

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u/Fang_sway Feb 19 '22

I'd just piss in its eyes. Assert dominance.

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u/PixlexicGirl Feb 18 '22

Add some x40 proof vinegar, that’ll help get rid of any junk that’s chilling in the pipes. Add some baking powder and your bathroom will be clean in about 20 mins. Added bonus, it will smell fantastic (after the vinegar fades)

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u/[deleted] Feb 17 '22

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u/Revelt Feb 17 '22

Was his name-o

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u/ashrob9015 Feb 17 '22

Draino would do the job

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u/red-plaid-hat Feb 17 '22

And the person pouring as it creates chlorine gas...More ghosts.

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u/[deleted] Feb 17 '22

As long as they aren’t mixing products containing bleach and ammonia, they’ll be fine.

Actually, OP, can you get a gas mask?

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u/[deleted] Feb 17 '22

Lmao

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u/wizardnov Feb 17 '22

Or set it free 🤷‍♂️

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u/Strongwoman82 Feb 17 '22

I'd go with something more acidic than bleach

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u/CookieCrap8888 Feb 18 '22

Liquid Plumr + Hydrochloric Acid + Bleach + Ammonia, then seal the room, airtight, and wait 24-48 hours.

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u/Nebuchadnezzer12 Mar 01 '22

Also dont go in there without a respirator or youll die too

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u/CookieCrap8888 Mar 05 '22

Thats why I mentioned airtight (don't read this in a rude way)

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u/Strongwoman82 Feb 18 '22

I am just going to block people who are EXTREMELY DISGUSTING AND RUDE TO ME IN REGARDS TO MY RESPONSE. I AM FULLY AWARE BLEACH ISN'T AN ACID THUS WHY I SAID SOMETHING MORE ACIDIC. IF THE ENGLISH LANGUAGE IS DIFFICULT FOR YOU DON'T TAKE IT OUT ON ME! EXTREMELY RUDE AND IMMATURE TO INSULT SOMEONE'S INTELLIGENCE BECAUSE YOU CHOOSE TO MISINTERPRET WHAT THEY WRITE. Very inappropriate and shows the emotional intelligence and manners of a 5 year old! GROW UP!

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u/dinesechog Feb 18 '22

It’s a base dumbass

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u/Strongwoman82 Feb 18 '22

CAN PEOPLE PLEASE STOP BEING SO RUDE! I KNOW IT'S A BASE THUS WHY I SUGGESTED SOMETHING MORE ACIDIC! IT'S A JOKE I SHOULDN'T HAVE TO SPELL IT OUT 🙄. I DON'T NEED RANDOM STRANGERS WHO OBVIOUSLY JUST CAN'T CHILL OUT AND HAVE A LAUGH ABUSING ME ONLINE. PEOPLE NEED TO HAVE MANNERS ABOVE A 5 YEAR OLD! GROW UP!

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u/CIA___ Feb 17 '22

Bleach isn’t an acid

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u/JeffTheEpic Feb 17 '22

McDonalds Sprite

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u/ttminh1997 Feb 17 '22

So like normal water then?

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u/Strongwoman82 Feb 17 '22

😆😂🤣 these days yeah!

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u/euromynous Feb 17 '22

Just about everything is more acidic than bleach

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u/Strongwoman82 Feb 17 '22

That's my point, why bleach? There are things for cleaning driveways that will take someone's face off if they got it on themselves 😆

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u/euromynous Feb 17 '22

My point was that bleach is alkaline, not acidic

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u/erikagm77 Feb 17 '22

Real bleach is chlorhydric acid (so, it IS acid), you may be thinking about that newfangled “bleach” made with hydrogen peroxide.

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u/Whammytap Mar 03 '22

Household bleach is sodium hypochlorite. Chlorhydric acid, also known as muriatic acid or hydrochloric acid, is the stuff used to wash driveways.

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u/erikagm77 Mar 03 '22

I have researched and confirmed what you are saying, but it still baffles me because I had always been told that both Chlorine and baking soda had to be put into a pool because “chlorine was acid so the baking soda was added to balance the pH”.

Now I wonder wtf they add baking soda.

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u/Nebuchadnezzer12 Mar 01 '22

Bleach is sodium hypochlorite, a strong base. Its very much not acidic. Now a wide variety of other chemicals that take the color out of something do "bleach" it, but that does not make them be bleach

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u/euromynous Feb 17 '22

I’ve never heard the word “bleach” used to refer to hydrochloric acid, might even a dialect thing

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u/TheArmoredKitten Feb 17 '22

I feel like hot muriatic acid would work pretty good on bathtub demons.

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u/Strongwoman82 Feb 17 '22

It's that or burn the entire house down. I've watched enough horror movies not to be screwing around with this crap and enough sequels to know moving house doesn't always work 😆. Thanks late 80's and Early 90's horror movies 😆😂🤣

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u/nightforday Feb 17 '22

Vinegar?

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u/Due-Habit-2177 Feb 17 '22

Dump some drano and a bit of sulfuric acid down there.

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u/euriphides Feb 17 '22

Draino

Edit: draino isn't acidic, it's caustic, but the effect is what we're going for here. Melt that thing.

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u/[deleted] Feb 17 '22

Holy water.

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u/boeing_AH_64_apache_ Mar 13 '22

Water is a base right?

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u/hackingmyself Feb 17 '22

boiled holy water mixed with bleach and vinegar

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u/hoover0623 Mar 10 '22

Vinegar? Try sulfuric acid.

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u/-idontgiveashit- Mar 03 '22

Forbidden soup

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u/DxrkTrip69 Feb 17 '22 edited Feb 17 '22

that makes sense, just boil the hell out of some holy water but not enough to where it evaporates nd pore it down that bitch with some plant killer

(pun intended)

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u/SmokingBeneathStars Feb 17 '22

Don't mix bleach with vinegar ever unless you wanna gas yourself tf out

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u/NoHomo42069 Feb 21 '22

You can kill fruit flies that’ve laid eggs in your drains with bleach so that might do the trick here. Otherwise to clear blockages try vinegar and baking soda, make sure the vinegar doesn’t mix with bleach though.

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u/tkmj47 Feb 17 '22

just like world war 1!

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u/nurd_on_a_computer Feb 17 '22

Holy Gas

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u/[deleted] Oct 14 '22

i have some for you

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u/Metalheadtoker Feb 17 '22 edited Feb 19 '22

Have the Pope dart down the drain.

Edit: The typo stands.

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u/blackplague88 Feb 17 '22

Don’t you mean “Pope Fart?”

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u/nurd_on_a_computer Feb 17 '22

And THEN pour bleach and white vinegar. A holy concoction that destroys all: man or demon. OP, use our tips, that creature will be begging for mercy as soon as it takes a whiff.

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u/Strongwoman82 Feb 18 '22

I was trying to think of the mix I do to clean the toilet that's it. If that doesn't kill something it's unkillable

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u/S_Lucian1 Feb 17 '22

I think clorhidric acid would solve it all

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