Ever since there have been sewers, there have been sewer rats. Fortunately, those little beady-eyed bandits stay subterranean most of the time. But on occasion, they pop up in homes … literally. And more specifically, in toilets. Nothing says, “homeowner horror” like opening a toilet lid and finding a waterlogged juvenile rat floating in the bowl.We'll get to that in a minute.No matter what your feelings are on the varmints, rats are an unavoidable part of sewer work. In New York, which is infamously known for its rat problem, it’s said the rat population exceeds the human population. The city
