Cleaning Drains More Effectively

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Do you remember the first time you tried to clear a drain on your own? Although it might seem like an easy task, pushing grime through a drain isn't always easy. I remember the first time I tried it on my own, and I ended up using much more drain cleaner than I needed to. In addition to wasting loads of valuable cleaner, I also damaged the inside of the pipe with a bent wire hanger. The goal of my blog is to teach you how to troubleshoot drain issues without causing permanent damage. You never know, this information could protect you from extra expenses and plumbing emergencies.

Latest Posts

Suspect A Leak? 4 Ways To Identify Hidden Pipe Damage

11 November 2018

When it comes to plumbing problems, those that occ …

Tips For First-Time Septic Tank Owners

19 September 2018

Switching from standard full plumbing that leads o …

4 Tips To Deal With Serious Sewer Line Damage Without Destroying Landscaping

17 August 2018

When there is a serious problem with the sewer lin …

What You Can Do To Prevent Problems With Your Drains

30 July 2018

You want to make sure that you are doing all you c …

3 Important Tips When Purchasing A Water Softener For Your Home

10 July 2018

Hard water may seem insignificant to your home, bu …

Suspect A Leak? 4 Ways To Identify Hidden Pipe Damage

11 November 2018
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When it comes to plumbing problems, those that occur in your pipes can be difficult to identify, especially when they're underground or in your walls. Problems with exposed pipes are usually easy to find. All you have to do is look for the visible leak. Unfortunately, it's not as easy to locate hidden pipe damage. That's why you need to know what signs to look for. If you suspect that you have problems with your pipes, look for the signs that are listed below. Read More

Tips For First-Time Septic Tank Owners

19 September 2018
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Switching from standard full plumbing that leads out to the sewer system and getting a septic tank can be quite a change. If you're worried about moving to a home that has a septic tank or aren't sure what you should be doing with the one that you now have, check out this simple guide that will make it much easier to keep your septic tank in normal working order. Read More

4 Tips To Deal With Serious Sewer Line Damage Without Destroying Landscaping

17 August 2018
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When there is a serious problem with the sewer line that is causing issues with the plumbing in your home, you want repairs that do not cause more damage. Options, like digging a trench and replacing the sewer line can cause serious damage to the landscaping around your home. Here are some tips to help deal with serious sewer line problems without destroying landscaping. 1. Using Conventional Sewer Snakes to Clear Lines of Blockage Read More

What You Can Do To Prevent Problems With Your Drains

30 July 2018
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You want to make sure that you are doing all you can to prevent problems with your drains. After all, clogs and nasty smells are probably not things that you want to deal with. Therefore, you will want to make use of the following advice for how you can maintain your drains in order to prevent such problems from occurring. Run Some Hot Water After each use, you will want to take a moment to run some hot water through the drain. Read More

3 Important Tips When Purchasing A Water Softener For Your Home

10 July 2018
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Hard water may seem insignificant to your home, but it can really wreak havoc on integral appliances. You can combat hard water, though, with a water softener. It helps remove calcium and magnesium ions responsible for making water hard. There are many softener systems to purchase today, but choosing the perfect model will be easy thanks to these tips. Consider Renting First Although a lot of homeowners purchase these units outright, you shouldn't rule out renting one. Read More

Cleaning Drains More Effectively