There are many ways you can drastically impact the amount of water you use, without significantly impacting your lifestyle. The average person living in the U.S. uses 80-100 gallons of water per day. Showering, washing clothes, and dishwashing are the three ways we use the most water. These water saving tips will not only save […]
Make Outside Chores Easier With Properly Functioning Exterior Faucets
After a long winter, most homeowners are eager to get outside and start putting their yard in order. Whether you’re an avid gardener with fruit trees, vegetable beds and flower gardens, or you prefer the clean look of a wide swath of lush grass; exterior faucets make the job easier. These handy water sources are […]
How To Avoid Costly Pipe Malfunctions
Pipes can burst and cause a tremendous amount of damage to your home and belongings. Some simple prevention measures can help you avert costly damage, and time-wasting clean up. Preparing for Winter If you live in a cold weather climate then preparing for winter is imperative. To avoid freezing and bursting of pipes, it is […]
Quick Facts & Tips
Toilet Tips Don’t flush anything that doesn’t break down easily, such as paper towels, facial tissues, cotton balls or other sanitary products. And avoid quilted toilet paper. Make sure you know where the water shut-off valve is and how to use it in case of a plumbing emergency. Don’t leave small objects on the top […]
What’s Clogging Your Drain?
Good question! From the usual suspects like hair and quilted toilet paper, to bath oil beads, and even cat litter, the possible items that may be clogging your drain vary and are numerous. How To Prevent Clogs Preventing a clog is always better than fixing a drain that is already clogged. Being proactive and responsible […]
Garbage Disposals: The Pros and Cons
There is much debate surrounding garbage disposals. Questions involve how well they work, how they should be used, and what you should put down your disposal. Here are some simple tips to keep in mind: Never dispose solid grease down the drain. Liquid fats, including cooking oils and bacon grease can solidify in your drain […]