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Do you have a faucet that has been leaking for months? Do you lie awake at night listening to it drip? Well, it’s time for you to fix it. It’s wasting water – hundreds of gallons a month, in fact. All that wasted water costs you money. Leaving it to continue to drip can lead to bigger problems, too. So get ready to fix it. It’s not that difficult, and you can do it yourself by following these simple steps....

The difficulty in replacing your kitchen faucet would depend on how old the fixture is. Older fixtures can be accompanied by corroded pipes, difficult to access fittings, and rusty nuts among others. In general though, replacing an old kitchen faucet comes with moderate complexity that will allow you to finish the entire job in just a day. Are you ready to do this yourself? Removing Drain Lines It is important to remind you that before you do any replacement steps,...

Do you spend a lot of time in your kitchen? Do you love cooking but hate the cleaning that has to be done after? If this is the case, then there is a very good chance that you have experienced one or any of these common kitchen problems that may seem impossible to solve. Let us take a look at each one to help you solve them. Dishwasher Problems There are typically two problems encountered when it comes to dishwashers....

It might seem like kitchen plumbing can withstand nearly anything that you throw at it, but it cannot. Most of the systems in the home do have weaknesses. As a homeowner, it is wise to know about the weaknesses so you can avoid creating problems that will cause damage to the hidden systems in your home. Fortunately, when it comes to your kitchen sink and plumbing, it just takes a few simple steps to avoid wreaking havoc on your pipes....

A clogged kitchen sink is never convenient, but it is particularly difficult to cope with during the holidays. Unfortunately, during the holidays, a clogged kitchen sink is also much more likely to happen. At this busy time of year, our kitchen sinks get quite a workout. We are cooking and baking, hosting parties and guests, and generally spending more time in the kitchen. Throughout the year, the pipes that connect to our kitchen sink collect bits of food debris, soap...