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The simplest plumbing snake is a metal cable that has been twisted and equipped with a hand crank that can make it move along its path. Its task is to slide through your bathtub or sink drain in an attempt to discover the obstruction which is the cause of your misery.

Do you know the times you've used your water every day? We don't usually keep track of this mundane job. We just expect the system of plumbing to function according to the way we want it. The hot water should flow freely. The toilet needs to flush. What happens if neither of these things happens?

Most people have a favorite place that's been around for a long time. This restaurant may be known for serving the most delicious and affordable food. It also boasts one of the oldest restrooms you have ever seen. They do have a sign that reads "jiggle the handle" above the toilet.

There are many things you shouldn't flush down the toilet, including grease, fat, condoms, and flushable wipes. But one thing that can cause damage to your plumbing is feminine products such as tampons. Here are four reasons not to flush feminine products down your toilet.

If properly used, a garbage disposal can be an extremely useful and efficient appliance for kitchens. If it is not handled with care, it could cause more hassle than it is convenient. This post will go over the top reasons you must avoid doing so at your disposal. You might be aware of some, but some might come as unexpected.

The spring season is the perfect time to take advantage of the warmer temperatures and finish up tasks outside such as cleaning your car, washing it, or putting in a new garden. One of the most common ways to ruin your springtime vibes is to find out that your faucet outside is running dry.

A steady, pleasant shower is a must-have for anyone. If the water continues to drip out of your showerhead even after you turn off the shower, you may have a problem. A leaky showerhead will not only make a loud, annoying sound in your bathroom but can also cause water waste and increase your water bill.

"It's nine o'clock, and where are the septic tanks located?" Okay, maybe that sounds a little dramatic, but this is a common question we get from our customers. This is especially true for homeowners new to the area who may not be familiar with its inner workings or have not needed septic tank services yet.

There are many advantages to having a water well system instead of being tied to the municipal water supply. The most significant benefit is having your own supply of water and not paying for the expensive costs of water.