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People who wish to buy a new home tend to look for properties with open floor plans, new roofs and modern windows. This is by no means a bad thing. However, over recent years, home buyers have started to add some new things to their list of wants. With the increase in utility bills, properties with water efficient plumbing are in more demand. Learn more on what you can do to conserve water in your home. Read more »
As Halloween approaches, carving pumpkins is a tradition that is closely associated with this holiday. However, anyone who has ever carved one knows that it can be a slightly messy task especially when you are removing the insides in order to prep it for carving. Some might try to find ways to deal with this mess by dumping the insides of the pumpkin down their garbage disposal. Although this might seem like a great way to clean up, it can be a bad idea. Read more »
Being unprepared for the drop in temperature during the winter months could cause your plumbing system to malfunction. Frozen water in the pipeline could result in some amount of inconvenience or be quite destructive. Talking to a plumber after the damage is done will be counterproductive and costly. However, taking the time to properly prepare for the frigid winter weather could save you lots of money. Learn these useful tips on some things that your plumber could do to prepare your plumbing for the winter. Read more »
Toilet clogs can appear overwhelming. However, clogs can typically be handled with the use of a plunger, snake or a more advanced snake known as the closet auger. When all else fails, the toilet’s owner, or a plumber, can manually remove the blockage. Toilet clogs commonly occur in a part of the fixture that is tight and curves upward. Read more »
No household can escape clogged drains. There is no question that they will happen sooner or later and it is up to homeowners to react quickly when they do. Most will try everything in their power to fix it themselves rather than call a plumber right away. This is understandable from a financial standpoint. Going DIY is essentially free whereas professionals have to be paid a good sum for their services. However, novices are prone to errors when they try to resolve this type of problem. Read more »
As you get older, your needs in your home will change. This is especially true with the bathroom. As you age, moving can be more difficult, and getting from one place to another can take longer than it used to. There are several ways that you can make your bathroom more safe and convenient to use. Read more »
Some people think that indoor plumbing is a fairly new concept. Plumbing has had a long history with many interesting facts and stories associated with this trade. For instance, did you know that the first indoor bathroom dates all the way back to 2500 B.C.? Read more »
Your home looks better when the plumbing pipes are out of sight but this comes with a bit of risk for the homeowner. A problem with your plumbing system may not be easily diagnosed and treated until it has caused extensive damage. This is why you should have your plumbing inspected regularly. Read more »
Kitchens are not just for cooking in anymore: your kitchen could be a fashion statement. Are you old-fashioned with a flare for rustic renovations? Do you take a Victorian view on life, especially out the kitchen window to a raised herb garden? Is the kitchen a social gathering spot or intended for the exploits of an amateur chef? The purpose and style of your kitchen will inspire your choice of faucet. Read more »
Plumbing fixtures are vital because they ensure that water flows efficiently in a building. However, such fixtures can turn into safety and health risks when they develop leaks. Read more »