Summer is all about relaxing by the pool, sunbathing, and grilling out with your family and friends—well, that is until your fun is ruined by issues with your household plumbing. Don't assume that because the temperatures have warmed up that you can't have issues with your plumbing because you most certainly can. However, it is possible to avoid summertime plumbing issues. Below, you can learn about three summertime plumbing-related issues that you may encounter and how to avoid them.
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You have decided that the tiny home life and all that comes with it sounds like a change you would like to make. However, instead of going out and buying a tiny home already built, you plan to use your own carpentry skills to build your humble abode. Because tiny houses are so, well, tiny, a lot of prospective dwellers do feel like they can perfectly handle some of the work on their own, and many of them do just fine.
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Cold temperatures outside during the winter months often create an environment that makes the development of leaks in a home's plumbing system very likely.
As a homeowner, you need to make an effort to prevent cold weather plumbing leaks to avoid the damage, expense, and inconvenience they cause. The following are six mistakes you need to avoid to minimize the chances that your plumbing system will develop leak problems this winter.
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If you're tired of smelling the foul odors in your bathroom sink drain, take action now. Plumbing drains can build up with toothpaste, soap scum, oral bacteria, and many other types of debris over time. If you don't remove the gunk properly, it can create a host of foul odors. Follow the simple and effective tips below to remove the foul-smelling debris from your sink drain.
Stop Using the Harsh Drain Cleaners
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Buying an old home can be a good step if you want a house that is a little bit worn in and which has some personality. Unfortunately, that personality may take the form of some broken down sewer lines that need replacement. In this situation, it is best to get trenchless sewer repair done. This step can save you a lot of money and protect your lawn.
Old Sewer Lines May Be In Very Rough Shape
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