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I feel really stupid that this didn't even cross my mind. I'll give it a go. Thanks.
I used to live in a house where the gas shutoff valve for the fireplace was in the living room floor, controlled with a little key. It was the perfect size for a marble to fall in and block it.
I found a metal straw and taped it to the end of my vacuum hand attachment, effectively forcing the suction through the straw. I felt I may have been straining the vacuum a bit, but I was able to pull the marble out easy-peasy.
If you have an attachment that fits in that hole, you’re good. If not, you can use a similar method to this.
You probably would've thought of it eventually. Gotta ask though: Do you need to remove the gravel? Is it causing a problem?
The tube that actually support the clothes hanging part needs to slide into the hole and the gravel is blocking it.