Also the elevator would be the bottle neck. 

In my parents' sink in their house I used the cheap generic liquid drain dissolver product they sell at WalMart (it seriously costs under $1.00 for the entire bottle) - after it sits one boils water and dumps it down the drain per the instructions and it works well. 

Now after growing this business out and having a number of private investors willing to invest in what we have going on I am now bottle necked on finding deals!

Another room is completely full to the ceiling with empty water bottles! 

The guy wouldnt allow us to talk alone. the minute we moved a few feet away , he brought 2 bottles of water and came to stand next to us. we were getting really uncomfortable. he asked us to come back to the table/office so he can show us some docs.

The result is innocent party's insurance company adjuster's just signing off on 180k payouts because John Doe forgot to pick up his paxil script and was too lazy to go to CVS and pick up a new bottle of tylenol, resulting in everyone's policy premiums going up.Lastly and repetitiously, no litigation was brought against the landlord.

My dad collects tens of thousands bottles/cans that he redeems and donates (100%, he doesn’t give himself or his volunteers any compensation) to local charities.

Tell them to pop a bottle of Champaign and celebrate. 

I cut out about a 2x2 foot square, cleaned it real good with a $12 bottle of mold killer and let it sit open for a week to dry out good.

I bought a bottle for the first time this summer and was impressed with the results enough to try it on a couple other jobs.