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London Fatberg
It took three nights for an eight-man crew to clean up and remove a 15-ton "fatberg" using shovels and waterjetting.
Usually when you lower cameras into sewers and slide down manholes, it’s fairly predictable what you’re going to find, but sometimes you stumble across some crazy — and sometimes scary — underground finds.You all have a story to tell about the out-of-the-ordinary objects recovered from pipelines and sewers. Here are some of the most off-the-wall discoveries drain cleaning and pipeline inspection contractors have found:1. Bus-sized lump of fat. Yes, you read that correctly. A crew in England removed a 15-ton lump of food fat and wet wipes — dubbed the “fatberg” — from a sewer line.It took three nights for
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