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The simplest plumbing snake is a metal cable that has been twisted. It also has a hand crank to propel it along its route. Its purpose is to slide through your bathtub or sink drain to discover the obstruction which is creating a mess.
Do you know the times you've used your water every day? The majority of us do not keep track of this simple job. We just expect our plumbing systems to function according to the way we want them. Hot water should flow easily. The toilet needs to flush. What happens if neither of these things happens?
You likely have a favorite restaurant that has been around forever. It is probably the best and most affordable restaurant in town, with one of the oldest bathrooms you've ever seen. Then, there is a sign on the toilet that says, "jiggle the handle."
There are many things that should not be flushed down your toilet (e.g., grease and fat, condoms, or flushable wipes), but one product is known for causing damage to plumbing -- feminine products like tampons. Here are four reasons you shouldn't flush feminine products down the toilet.
If used correctly, the garbage disposal can be an extremely efficient and useful appliance for kitchens. If it is not handled with care, it could be more trouble than it is a convenience. We'll go over the top reasons you must avoid doing at your disposal. There are some you might know about - other things could be unexpected.
Spring means it's the perfect time to take advantage of the warmer temperatures and complete chores outside, like cleaning your car, washing it, or putting in the new garden. But one of the fastest ways to ruin those wonderful springtime feelings is to find out that your faucet outside leaks.
