The Komodo dragon uses its tongue to taste and smell like many other reptiles. They have a special part of the body called the Jacobson's organ for smelling. With the help of a good wind, they can smell dead animals from 4â9.5 kilometres (2.5â6 mi) away.
Do-it-yourself efforts might cost $10-$75 or more. A flange, ball or funnel-cup plunger costs $10-$25; a toilet auger (also called a closet auger or a water closet auger) can cost $8-$60 with an average price of $20-$30; and a new wax toilet ring can cost $2-$10.
Here's How: 1  Start off with good coffee and good water. 2  Preheat the plunger carafe with hot water. 3  For every 6 ounces of water (of a cup), put 2 level teaspoons of coffee in the bottom of the pot. 4  Pour in hot water. 5  Put the lid on the carafe, but do NOT push the plunger down. 6  Let the coffee steep for precisely 4 minutes. 7  Now push the plunger down. 8  S