How to Find a Water Leak
If you've noticed that your water bill is higher than you expected, but it seems like your water usage hasn't changed then you likely have a leak somewhere on your property. Finding and fixing leaks can save you money and is also a great way to reduce water waste. With our tips, you'll be a water leak detection expert in no time at all. Determine if the Leak is Outside your House or Inside Your first step should be determining...
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How to Disinfect Your Dishwasher
Your dishwasher might be getting all the food off your dishes, but the inside could be covered in germs. While dishwashing detergent might be great at getting food off, it isn't meant to sanitize anything. Luckily, with a few household products, you can disinfect your dishwasher and get rid of odors all in one shot. Start by Disinfecting any Small Parts of your Dishwasher Fill your sink up with hot soapy water. You can use dish soap, but a little...
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Save Water With Updated Plumbing Fixtures
You wouldn't throw money down the drain, would you? Unfortunately, that's what using inefficient plumbing fixtures in your home is doing. Luckily, there are a lot of simple ways that you can save water and spend less on your water bill. With our 5 tips, you can have your home running efficiently and free up some money to spend on other things Use Low Flow Aerators in Your Faucets Low flow aerators are the easiest and fastest way to reduce...
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5 New Years Plumbing Resolutions
It's resolution time! Maybe you've made resolutions to eat healthier or hit the gym, but what about resolutions to keep your home in top shape? With our New Years plumbing resolutions, you can change your habits and stop plumbing problems before they start. Start these changes today! Use Drain Screens One of the largest contributors to pipe blockages is hair. While you might not shed as much hair as your dog does, you are still losing hair every day. Shed...
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DIY Plumbing | Extend the Life of Your Water Heater
Your water heater is a serious investment for your home and most will last 7-10 years. Many homeowners forget that water heaters, like many other home appliances, need a little preventative maintenance to keep them running as long as possible. We'll go over a few easy to do water heater maintenance tasks that will extend the life of your water heater with the added bonus of keeping your unit running efficiently. Regularly Test Your Pressure Relief Valve to Extend the...
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