Can Showers Have A One and Half Inch Drain?
When it comes to plumbing, there are a lot of things we take for granted. So if you’re wondering whether or not your shower has the right sized drain, here are some things you should … continue reading
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Why Does Hydrogen Peroxide Bubble In The Sink?
Have you ever noticed bubbles forming in your sink after pouring a bit of hydrogen peroxide down the drain? Hydrogen peroxide is a compound made of hydrogen and oxygen. In the human body, when reacted … continue reading
Why is Sand Coming Out of Faucet?
Turn on the tap and sand comes out. What’s going on? The sand coming out of the faucet may have gotten into the water conduit during a repair. But, in some cases, the inside of … continue reading
What Is A VTR in Plumbing?
Plumbing is a very daunting task. It’s not the simplest thing to understand either. There are so many different parts and pieces, and they all do something different. VTR stands for vent through roof in … continue reading
Does A Washing Machine Need A Vent?
A lot of people question whether their washing machine needs a vent or not. Like any other plumbing fixture, a washing machine needs a vent to enable the p-trap to do its job. A good … continue reading
Home Depot vs. Plumbing Supply: What’s The Difference?
It’s not just hardware that Home Depot sells. If you’re in the market for new plumbing supplies, then you’ll want to know the difference between Home Depot and Plumbing Supply. Even though there are similarities … continue reading
How To Draw A Plumbing Plan
The plumbing plan is a drawing that shows the location of all the pipes and fixtures of your plumbing system on your property. The plan will show the fixtures, water supply pipes, drain pipes, vents, … continue reading
Why Do You Need WD40 In Your Faucets?
WD-40 is a multipurpose lubricant that was created in 1953 and is now used in everything from cars to airplanes. It’s also used for household items like garbage disposals, locks, and hinges. So why add … continue reading
Why Are There So Few Female Plumbers?
The plumbing industry in the United States is predominantly male-dominated. Why do so few women pursue this career? There are so few female plumbers because plumbing is believed to entail physical work that only men … continue reading
What’s That Smell in My Pipes?
Plumbing problems can be frustrating. When your water smells like sewage, or you notice a bad smell coming from your drains, it’s important to understand what the problem is and how to fix it. There … continue reading