As a new homeowner, I can tell you that things aren't always as simple as they appear. I started thinking about it a few years ago, and I realized that there were some serious problems with our plumbing system. We had issues with drains working correctly and toilets flushing like they should, so I started focusing more heavily on understanding the basics of our plumbing system. Within a few short months the entire system was operating more fluidly because of a few changes that I made, so I wanted to create a blog all about my journey. Check out these articles to learn more about the plumbing basics.
Understanding Plumbing Basics
Three Reasons For A Poorly Draining Dishwasher
31 July 2020
It can be disheartening to open the dishwasher, expecting to see clean dishes, and instead find a murky pool of water still sitting in the bottom of the dishwasher. The good news is that this issue doesn't mean you need to replace your dishwasher. Generally, the cause for the problem is one of the three issues listed here, all of which can be repaired quite easily by a skilled plumber.
Five Signs Your Water Supply Lines Are Leaking
23 July 2020
Most people keep a close eye on their drains and drain pipes to make sure backups and leaks don't become a problem, but they may overlook the water supply lines. Although these lines would only leak clean water, not raw sewage, the damages can be just as great. The following are a few signs to watch for so that you can catch supply line issues early. 1. Pipe Noises Sometimes you can actually hear a leak.
Accessibility Options For Portable Toilets
9 July 2020
Providing restroom accessibility at your event or job site is imperative. Not only is it the right thing to do, but it is also typically required by law, as well. The following can help you make portable toilet choices that will serve everyone. Unit Accessibility The most important aspect to consider is accessibility. Units must be equipped with a hinged, self-closing door that is wide enough for a wheelchair to pass through.
How To Clear A Clogged Shower Drain
2 July 2020
Standing in ankle-deep water while showering or waiting hours for a tub to drain is no fun. When a shower drain gets clogged, prompt cleaning is necessary to keep the problem from becoming worse. In some cases, you may be able to handle the issue yourself. Remove the Drain Cover The first task is to remove the drain cover so that you can access the clog in the drain. There are three common types of covers found in most bathrooms.
Three Budget Bathroom Tips For Selling Your Home
9 June 2020
You may not have the budget or time for a full bathroom remodel, but if you are planning to sell your home this summer, there are a few minor bathroom repairs and upgrades that can help. The following are three simple and relatively inexpensive bathroom projects that can improve the value of your home. 1. Upgrade the Fixtures Outdated faucets and showerheads can make a bathroom appear plain at best and dirty and worn-out at worst.