BROTHERS PLUMBING BLOG
Hard vs. Soft Water: What’s the Difference?
The water from your tap may look crystal clear, but is it? A quick visual check to make sure there’s no debris or contaminants and you’re probably ready to use your water for a bunch of purposes. However, did you know that not all water is the same? You may have heard the terms “soft” and “hard” water, but what do they mean? It’s what you can’t see in the water—chemicals and minerals that make water soft or hard. Read More
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How to Get Rid of Nasty Plumbing Odours
No matter how careful you are about what goes down your drain, sometimes something slips down your drain and emits a nasty odour. Grease, food scraps, hair and more can get stuck in your plumbing system and begin to smell bad. That foul odour will quickly make its way up your pipes and into your home or business. Don’t worry, there are ways to get rid of these putrid smells. Read More
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6 Costly Mistakes Most Business Owners Make
Going into business can be exciting and stressful at the same time. Every business owner wants to succeed and see their profits grow year after year. However, it can be a challenge no matter what industry you’re in. You can help yourself, though, by avoiding common mistakes that many business owners make. Read More
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8 Reasons Your Toilet Isn’t Flushing
There are few things as frustrating and aggravating as when your toilet won’t flush. It’s something that many of us have experienced at some point. For a moment, you might even panic. Is it going to overflow? How expensive will the repairs be? Read More
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6 Ways Melting Snow Can Cause Damage to Your Basement
Canada can see hundreds of centimetres of snow each winter. While southern Ontario doesn’t see as much as other parts of the country, we still average 115 cm a year. When the snow starts to melt, it can leave behind large pools of water on your property. All this water needs to go somewhere. Read More
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