The Weirdest Items Found While Drain Cleaning
Although the only thing that should ever go down your kitchen drain is liquid and the only thing that should really go down your toilet drain is toilet paper, the majority of people tend to treat their drains as garbage bins. While this doesn’t end particularly well for homeowners (think nuisance clogs and costly plumbing system repairs), it does make for some interesting reading material! Before we get on to some of the weirdest things that have ever been found in drains, let’s quickly discuss the importance drain cleaning. Read More
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7 Things That Should Not Go Down The Drain
Many of us do not think twice about rinsing even the most benign things, like salad dressing, down the sink. However, not only are we potentially clogging our sinks, septic tanks and causing expensive repairs in the process, but we are also contributing to lot of serious environmental damage and posing a risk to our very health. With that in mind, here are seven things that should never go down our kitchen sinks, shower drains or toilets. Grease, Fat And Oils This mixture is responsible for sewer overflows. Read More
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5 Tips for Cleaning Your Drain Without Damaging It
Clogged drains are a common plumbing issue. But not all clogs are created equal, and the ways in which to clean your drain without damaging it depend on many factors. Chemical products and a variety of tools are available to help keep your home’s drains clean. But some products aren’t always effective, which can lead to further issues. Also, using the right tools the wrong way can cause unwanted damage that requires additional repairs. Read More
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6 Ways To Unclog A Drain
We all know the warnings signs – water going down the drain at a snail’s pace, or pooling around your feet in the shower. And the smell that it begins to omit after a while? Not exactly the aroma you want in the room you prepare all your meals. These are signs you soon may have a clogged drain. Read More
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