Clogged pipe for internet fiber!

[GuyGadeboisTheBack]

Today, someone came to put me down. JOY !
Alas, the connecting pipe (at the foot of my post) with the connectors located under the road has been covered with earth and roots are obstructing it. Do you know of a product to dissolve this kind of plant matter? I had thought of sodium percarbonate which dissolves organic matter. But OK. Any other ideas?
Thanks in advance.

[Christophe]

From Rundup?

Caustic soda?

Phosphoric acid?

[Christophe]

Well no kidding, what else is useful going through this pipe?

Because there are curation systems or even robot curators ... a chemical depends on the slope ... and should not attack the pipe!

A good professional should be equipped with this kind of thing!

ps: lucky!

[GuyGadeboisTheBack]

From Rundup?

PFFFFFFFF .... I am not responding to a guy who confuses a playing card with a guy who races horses.

[Christophe]

But Keskidi ???

What hour did you start at?

ps: I put 2 other chemical suggestions!

[GuyGadeboisTheBack]

Well no kidding, what else is useful going through this pipe?

Because there are curation systems or even robot curators ... a chemical depends on the slope ... and should not attack the pipe!

A good professional should be equipped with this kind of thing!

ps: lucky!

It is a pipe which contained the telephone cable before they were aerial which is between the post of my garden, and the France-Telecom service under the road (With cast iron covers) which is located about 50m and in which they placed the fiber and multiple connectors. These idiots did not let this pipe protrude and therefore, a beautiful neighboring root with the old cable which had become useless.

[GuyGadeboisTheBack]

: Mrgreen:
But Keskidi ???

You confused "Joker" and "Jockey".

[GuyGadeboisTheBack]

ps: I put 2 other chemical suggestions!

We will say that it is "a little" aggressive, like products! Shouldn't I screw up everything that is further away in the room under the road!

[izentrop]

A ferret
It happened to me to unblock PVC sheath and tube with an old TV coaxial cable. It is relatively rigid and flexible at the same time.

[GuyGadeboisTheBack]

No. A ferret does not attack strong roots.