Give it a nice few turns on the back. And now from here, if you pull it out and it gets stuck, give it a little turn, pull, give another little turn, pull. Turn it, pull it. The S traps on these toilets aren't very big. So the snake has to do a decent amount of work to come out. So from here, to click it back to the other position, you can take this little button here, push it. Sometimes this button is a little tough to get in. So now the button's pushed in. And then what you can do now is just slide this down. The toilet's stopping the snake from going forward because it doesn't have very much restriction. Now we're back in the original position. Okay. So now this part here usually is a little tough, but as long as you're turning the snake and coming out at the same time, usually you shouldn't have a problem. And now from here what I do, is this is the part where I like to keep it back here at an angle. So I'll take it from here. And I'll just pull it straight back just like this and straight up. And now from here, we'll have a little bit of water in there. So you can just turn it over. And then so what I'll do is I won't put this snake back in the original position that it is. I'll go outside and do that. So inside the house, I'll just put this bucket inside of here like this and inside of here like this. Because if I take that out now, I'm going to get dirty waterspiring everywhere. So I could take this outside, disinfect it, clean it, whatever I need to do. But from here, at least all the mess is nice and contained right inside of the bucket. Thanks for watching. If you want to go deeper with us, check us out on the plumbngurus.com.