Roto-Rooter Commercials







Saving idiot housewives, time-stressed housewives, and horror fans from yucky stinky water troubles for decades.

     Posted By: Paul - Mon Nov 03, 2014
     Category: Business | Advertising | Products | Domestic | Hygiene | Excrement | 1960s | 1970s





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1960 - Left handed wives aren't playing with a full deck.

1970 - Wives, in general, have learned that hubby really doesn't give a sh1t so call somebody else.

1980 - Wives are, no longer, necessary, we've got plagiaristic cartoon characters on the job.

2014 - My buddy went in for a roto-rooting last week and feels much better now.
Posted by Expat47 in Athens, Greece on 11/03/14 at 09:36 AM
Wives are, no longer, necessary, we've got plagiaristic cartoon characters on the job.

Watch it mister! 😠
Posted by Patty in Ohio, USA on 11/03/14 at 05:42 PM
I've learned a few things on my own own the years:

1) Don't pour hot grease / fats down the drains.
2) A little Drano in the drains now a then keeps the Roto-Rooter man away.

I like to hear that sizzle when I pour the Drano crystals ... :lol:
Posted by KDP on 11/03/14 at 05:49 PM
Commercial one: If your drains are clogged and there is water everywhere you might consider turning the faucet off.
Commercial two: Bad marketing ploy. A job could take fifteen minutes or three-quarters of hour, you don't know. Promising exact arrival times will make the customer feel deceived if you're not there right on time, the person who answers the office telephones will be pulling out hair apologizing to frantic people, and your field workers will be frustrated when the first three jobs were quick ones and they have to wait in the truck for a hour because the customer figured there would be enough time to go to store before anyone arrives.
Posted by Eoin on 11/07/14 at 11:51 AM
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