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Bradley Cooper shares a laugh with Maestro co-star Carey Mulligan at 2023 Gotham Awards... before being honored with Cultural Icon and Creator Tribute There’s a frog in your toilet, and you don’t know how to discard it. If this explains what you’re experiencing now, here’s what you have to do. Harry and Meghan are 'still hurt' about the delay in giving Archie and Lilibet their Prince and Princess titles, Omid Scobie claims However, depending on your sewer, any frog flushed down the toilet may likely not make it out alive. If you’re using a modern sewer, it would be difficult for the frog or any creature flushed down the toilet to survive. Taylor Swift received offer to perform at Coronation of King Charles III but turned it down, claims Omid Scobie in his new book EndgameLove Island star Chloe Burrows pays tribute to her late friend after his sudden death: 'Love and miss you every day!' Jennifer Ellison, 40, flaunts her toned figure in a white bikini in Turkey after revealing she's ditched dieting and is finally happy with her weight Seeing a frog in your toilet can be a little surprising and even terrifying, but since most frogs are harmless, all you have to do is figure out how to get rid of it in a humane way. Frogs can get into toilets through the sewer or via the vent pipe. Frogs are nocturnal creatures, so they are most active at night. A bathroom or toilet can provide a dark, quiet space for a frog to sleep during the day. Turn off your yard lights; they attract insects, which will attract frogs, making it more likely that they will find their way into your home.

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