When your drains start to slow down, it’s best to try some home remedies before you resort to using a plumber. This is because a common reason for slow drains are clogs close to the drain’s entrance, which are problems that you can fix by yourself. Try these 3 methods first.
Vinegar and Baking Soda
When you combine vinegar and baking soda together, the mixture will foam up. The chemical reaction between these two materials can be abrasive when it is poured directly down your drains. Read More»
Nothing is more irritating and dangerous than a toilet that is rocking. However, the rocking can be a sign that water damage is eminent from a leak. It is best to begin with the simplest problems, but you may need to replace the entire toilet if the rocking doesn’t stop.
Improper Installation
If the bathroom floor was redone, the floor might not be level. If the installer did not carve the flooring away around the toilet, the floor might be the problem. Read More»
If you are looking for improvements to do to your home, the plumbing in your home is an area with a lot of room for improvement. There are things like filtration systems that can give you better water quality and reduce hard water problems, efficient water heater upgrades, and energy-efficient improvements like insulating lines and replacing fixtures. Here are some of the plumbing improvements for your home that are worth the investment: Read More»
You did it! You officially purchased your first home. You just did something huge. Not everyone achieves the dream of homeownership. But now that you’re the proud owner of a new home, what kind of upkeep should you be aware of? For starters, there’s that septic tank…
The septic system is part of your property. If it isn’t well maintained, it could very easily hurt the resale value of your home. Read More»
Does your toilet tank mysteriously seem to turn on and refill itself at random intervals, even when it has been a long while since you’ve used it? Don’t call in the ghost hunters just yet. It’s not a ghost or goblin causing this phantom flushing – it’s a leak in your toilet tank. Here’s a closer look at what this problem entails and how to fix it.
How does a leaky tank lead to phantom flushing? Read More»
