Clogged Drains
Slow drains can be a nightmare and may increase the time you take to complete tasks. For instance, you may take twice the time to wash dishes. Learn about the main reasons why your drains are slow. Mildew and Mold Your drains have dark, damp, and warm spaces that can support mildew and mold growth.…
Since your drains help dispose of wastewater from your home, debris and grime can accumulate over time. The debris includes hair, food particles, soap, grease, and dirt. The debris can clog your drains if you do not clear it, leading to expensive repairs and unclogging interventions. While you may flush your drains with baking soda…
If water is filling up in your tub after you take a shower, you may be wondering if your drains have a serious problem. It’s important to call a plumber to take care of the problem before it gets worse. Learn why your shower drain may be backing up and how to fix the problem…
In a post-breakfast haze, you may accidentally pour the leftover bacon grease down the drain. If you’re tempted to flush it with water and repeat this plumbing indiscretion again, think twice. Before you clog the pipes, or worse, take a look at why bacon grease and your home’s plumbing system don’t mix. The Science Behind…