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There are few plumbing tools more useful than the simple, humble plunger. Even though a plunger consists of nothing more than rubber and wooden or plastic handle, it is capable of clearing up nearly all but the most stubborn clogs. The toilet plunger, in particular, excels at busting up nasty clogs inside your toilet. However,…

It’s frustrating if your sink drains extremely slowly. The drain may still be able to slowly carry waste water away, but take caution. Plumbing issues may eventually worsen when not taken care of. In the case of a bathroom sink or a shower, the situation can be made worse if anything else besides water has…

A lot of plumbing and maintenance happens indoors, like in bathrooms and kitchens. However, there are plenty of outdoor plumbing projects that require your attention and care as well. Sometimes, these projects are easy, do-it-yourself weekend chores, but others may require the experience and knowledge of a professional plumber to function properly and even save you money.…

Homes use up a lot of water, even if you use it efficiently and have habits that limit wasted water. A lot of inefficiency results from the devices we use around the home, such as faucets, sprinklers, and shower heads. If you’re looking for a quick and easy way to reduce water usage without having…

The toilet and humor are often funny because everyone can relate: everyone uses it! It’s crucial to keep your toilet well-maintained and in working order, else you may face costly repairs or replacement. To easily keep the fixture in top shape, take these simple preventative steps. Every Few Months, Give Your Toilet a “Mini-Inspection” Even…

Your home’s water pressure is important for comfort, efficiency, and even safety, so it is important to test pressure correctly to do no harm to the plumbing system and yourself. What is good water pressure? For an average home water supply, your water pressure should fall within the range of 40-45 psi, and not exceed 60 psi.…