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Not so far you don't, but I'd keep an eye on it. You may have been lucky enough that the washcloth actually made it all the way to the larger "main" pipe and it's safely floating the the sewer station.

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Q: Do you still need a plumber if you flushed a wash cloth down the toilet and it still flushes fine?
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