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Tennis ball stuck in guttering!?
Up high..... will this cause problems?, to get it down would be expensive/difficult for us you see.....
3 Answers
- 9 years agoFavorite Answer
If the gutter is wide enough, it shouldn't be a problem. The only way it would become a problem is if the ball is large enough to cause a blockage and stop the gutter from draining away water. This can cause it to overflow or in extreme cases, it could get too heavy and drop down which could be costly to repair. Depending on how hard it is to get, i'd recommend trying with a ladder if possible. Just be careful you don't fall down
Hope this helps :)
- boy boyLv 79 years ago
this is a uk site ..standard guttering is 100mm 4" about the same size as a tennis ball ..im a builder ..yes it will cause a problem ..and you must get it out
- 9 years ago
use a hose pipe put in bottom of downpipe and push if the hose is heavy duty it will push the ball to the top where a mate at top can retrieve it