Losing pressure in your shower? water spraying everywhere? it could be due to clogged nozzles! there are a few simple ways to help restore your shower to peak condition. —rub the nozzles most shower heads have flexible rubber nozzles. gently rub or scrub the nozzles to loosen mineral buildup. a…
How many cleaning products do you have under your sink or in your broom closet? Often the only two ingredients you need are vinegar and baking soda! it does wonders for grout, caulk, and pretty much anywhere you need spot treatment. Some finishes, like Chrome and Stainless, require a little TLC. We thought, who…
Modern toilets are much more energy efficient, using the smallest amount of water possible to discard our waste. Sometimes, this smaller quantity of water is insufficient to fully clear the bowl, or get it down the pipes properly. here are a few tips of how to avoid clogs. Flush more!…
There are three types of plungers: The Cup Plunger: the cup plunger is your average, everyday plunger often featured on television. it is NOT a toilet plunger. it is great for sinks, tubs and wash basins, basically anything with a flat surface. The Flange Plunger: the flange plunger is…
For plunger selection, please see my previous post on Plunger options: Types of Plungers General Plunger Tips: Never Use a Plunger in Tandem with Drain Cleaning Chemicals. The plunging action will inevitably splatter dangerous chemicals onto your skin or clothing. In fact, we do not recommend the use of drain cleaning…
A Plumber’s most common call is for a clogged drain. whether in the bathroom or the kitchen, lots of things build up inside a drain and cause it to slow down. One common remedy, heavily advertised, is liquid drain cleaner. Regardless of the brand, I highly recommend you avoid this product….
Oftentimes, when a faucet begins to run slowly or pressure is poor, it is due to a clogged aerator. Follow these simple instructions to clean and replace your aerator.
Outdoor kitchens are becoming more and more popular these days and its increasingly important to remember to winterize these fixtures so you can use them for years to come and don’t have an annual visit from us in the spring when everything thaws.