Nobody likes a leaky or stuck shower head. However, there is a simple solution to your problem. Depending on the brand and design of your shower head, firmly hold either the showerhead or the connecting nut and unscrew it by turning it counterclockwise to remove it. If you need extra leverage, turn it while holding …
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Living in an area where hard water is dominant, mineral deposits on the fixture is one problem that require attention. Letting the deposits sit for a long period can damage fixtures and appliances. Fortunately, many products are accessible now that can remove the deposits on all fixtures including showerheads. In this post, you will learn …
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PVC pipes are a great solution for plumbing needs because they are light, inexpensive, and durable. Yes, PVC pipes do get clogged but they are less likely to clog compared to iron or metal pipes. That’s because PVC pipes have smoother walls that will allow debris to easily pass through without clinging to the walls …
We all know that left-over food can lead to unpleasant odors and clogs in your drain. However, many people wonder if it’s ok to wash dishes on the disposal side. If you are using a double bowl sink, you should use the side with the garbage disposal for rinsing and the other side for soaking …
The best way to make sure your garbage disposal is running properly and efficiently is to use it with water. Running a garbage disposal without water can wreak havoc on your plumbing system. The food sludge can block your pipes. Stringy fiber strands can wrap around the disposal’s moving parts while hard food particles can …
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If you don’t know what the pH level of your drain cleaner is, it could be a serious problem A drain cleaner may be acidic or basic, depending on the cause of the clogging. The acidic type helps to break down grease, hair and dissolve tissue paper in pipes. But the basic drain cleaner is …
Drain cleaner is a common household item that helps tackle one of the most frustrating chores. It is often used to help unclog difficult, slow-moving drains or to remove stubborn grease buildup in drains. But what happens if you don’t rinse it after using it? Forgetting to rinse the drain cleaner can end up corroding …
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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 the pipe tends to erode when faucets are plumbed using inferior plumbing materials like galvanized iron, causing sediment similar to …
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 it to faucets? WD-40 is one of the best remedies that you can use in the faucet for cleaning off …
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Keeping a toilet clean and safe for use can be a tiring process that not all of us can handle easily.
The usage of different chemicals required for this task could harm some people considering how strong some of those substances smell.
Sometimes you would probably like to just hire someone to do this job for you, considering that you will find yourself on your knees cleaning the possibly smallest room in your household and inhaling all kinds of chemicals.
Nevertheless, you certainly spend hours in your bathroom every day and making sure that everything is clean and hygienic is crucial for safely using your toilet.
That’s why it is very important to know which chemicals to use when cleaning the toilet, which kind of minerals are accumulating in your toilet, as well as how to remove them safely.
