At once infinitely rewarding and altogether unselfish, planting a tree is among the most simple and altruistic acts we can perform. It can also be ill-advised and even destructive in a world full of subterranean pipes and cables. Be it Arbor Day or just another weekend, if you’re planting a tree, there are a few Read more about Island Lake Plumber: Plants vs. Pipes[…]
Showers so weak they leave you more aggravated than relaxed. Faucets that can barely wash your hands, let alone the lasagna dish. When your home’s water supply exhibits all the energy of a dying sloth, it’s time to get serious about low water pressure. The causes are varied, but with a bit of determination, it Read more about Lake in the Hills Plumber: What To Do About Low Water Pressure[…]
Odors can and do occur in water, and these smells are the biggest cause for complaint from most people even though the worst contaminants and water-borne illness will not have any odor at all. Here are a few common examples of foul-smelling water, the causes and possible solutions – always consult with a local water quality Read more about Fox River Grove Plumber: Common Odor Problems in Water[…]
The Big Giant List of All the Stuff You SHOULDN’T Put Down Your Drains… Grease, fats, or oils from cooking – they congeal and cause other items to get stuck, creating clogs and massive blockages. This is a really broad category that includes meat fats, lard, vegetable oils, shortening, butter, margarine, and many dairy products. Coffee Read more about West Dundee Plumber: Stuff You SHOULDN’T Put Down Your Drains[…]
Pretty much everything in the bathroom uses water, so it’s no surprise that around 75% of household water use takes place there. All that water is meant to be confined to specific places, though: in the sink, in the tub/shower, in the toilet. Beyond these fixtures, a bathroom is, on the whole, just another room. Read more about Wauconda Plumber: Preventing Water Damage in the Bathroom[…]