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  • How to Tell If Heat Tape Is Working

    Are you worried about your pipes freezing, and wonder if your heat tape is working. Heat tape is a great way to reduce the odds of pipes freezing, but if they are not in good condition they are...

  • How to Insulate Outside Pipes

    Cold winter weather brings the frozen pipe syndrome to many year after year, especially if your drain or water pipes drain to the outside of the home or run along the outside.

  • How to carry out DIY plumbing projects at home with ease and success

    If you are a home owner taking up minor DIY plumbing projects around your house is a very cost effective way to maintain your home at an optimum condition all the time. As most major plumbing...

  • How to Fix a Ball Faucet

    Got a leaky ball faucet? Ball faucets are more susceptible to leaks than other faucets. Mainly because of the great number of different parts that can become worn and damaged. A leaky ball faucet...

  • How to Collect DIY Tools and What Tools are Required

    Undertaking DIY or Do It Yourself home improvement projects has become a very popular alternative for home owners in contrast with hiring contract workers. Apart from saving costs, DIY projects...

  • How to Tub and Shower Relocate or Replace Part 1

    Cut water to house off or if there are cut off behind the tub cut it off there. Carefully remove the old tub and shower valve. Remove handle, and esuction plate. Cut old valve out from the back...

  • How to Fix a Leaking Moen Bathtub Faucet

    Learn how to replace the cartridge in a leaky Moen bathtub faucet.

  • How to Solder copper pipe and replace water lines in home Pt 1

    How to Solder copper Pipe every thing from strapping copper pipe and soldering in tight places

  • What is a Mound Septic System?

    In certain areas the soil will not absorb liquid at a sufficient rate to allow a conventional septic system. In these areas a mound system is the most common alternative. While efficient, a mound...

  • How to Fix a Leaky Delta Bathtub Monitor Faucet

    Delta faucets and bathroom fixtures have been around since 1954 and pride themselves in having any style of faucet you desire. Delta monitor 1300/1400 series bathtub monitor faucets are made for...

  • How to Install a Sump Pump in My Crawl Space

    A sump pump will automatically and efficiently remove unwanted water from your basement or crawl space. These pumps will be set into a sump pit and will either be a pedestal-type pump or a...

  • How to Reseal a Shower Drain

    Shower drains sometimes need to be resealed. It is helpful to understand how the drain is installed in order to remove and reseal it correctly. Most showers have a strainer which screws or snaps...

  • How to Clean a Septic System

    A septic system consists of two primary components, the field lines and the septic tank. In most areas the minimum septic tank size required will be 1,000 gallons. On an average home the septic...

  • How to Adjust the Water Level in a Kohler Toilet

    Today's toilets are designed to be frugal with the amount of water needed for each flush. Kohler's Kelston Comfort Height model meets the guidelines of the Environmental Protection Agency's...

  • How to Remove a Kohler Tub Plug

    A tub plug is the part of the tub's drain system that prevents water from seeping out when the tub is filled with water. When not functioning properly, the tub will not hold water as the plug...

  • How to Remove Kohler Toilet Seats

    Removing and replacing toilet seats is one of the easiest home repair projects to undertake. The project requires no special skills, relatively few tools and can be accomplished in a matter of...

  • How to Naturally Unclog a Toilet

    Like most household drains, toilets are extremely susceptible to clogs. After years of use, the drains become lined with hair, human waste and debris from improper garbage disposal. As more and...

  • How to Fit a Toilet Waste Pipe

    When replacing your old toilet or setting in a new one, be sure that the pipes correctly fit to avoid leaks and possible water damage. The waste pipe is the area the water drains from after use,...

  • How to Repair a Drain Field

    A drain field, sometimes referred to as a leach field, is a portion of a septic sewer system. The drain field is made up of perforated pipe through a field of pea rock or stone. This allows the...

  • How to Polish Shower Panels

    Dirt build up, dull panels and small scratches are all found on your bathroom's shower panels. You clean the panels regularly, but the cleaners leave a cloudy film. Cleaning alone is not cutting...

  • How to Use a Plumbing Auger

    An auger is a snakelike cable made of metal with a widened tip that when cranked grabs or pushes debris and clears most household clogs. A plumbing auger can be used to unclog sinks, tubs or...

  • How to Replace and Install Tub Fixtures

    Installing new tub fixtures is a great investment. When it comes to the cost of the fixtures, you can never spend too much money. These fixtures are an investment in your home; they will add value...

  • Basement Sump Pump Yard Water Discharge Problem

    Sump pumps are used to remove unwanted water from basements and crawl spaces to help protect these areas from excess moisture. Each situation will be unique in the amount of water being removed....

  • How to Install a Sump Pump Discharge Line

    A sump pump is an efficient and automatic method of removing unwanted water from basements and crawlspaces. These systems move water from the sump pit to a location outside of the home. How and...

  • How to Remove Scratches from Acrylic Bath and Shower Enclosures

    While cleaning your bathroom's acrylic bath and shower enclosure, you might notice some scratches on the acrylic's surface. If you try to "clean" the scratches off with a non-abrasive cleaner, you...

  • How to Make a Composting Toilet

    A composting toilet accumulates and allows the breakdown of human waste in a container rather than moving it into a sewer or septic system. Composting toilets can be installed indoors or in an...

  • How to Use Silicone Grease to Help Seal a Toilet Valve Flapper

    Toilets have a tendency to leak water from their tanks. This can happen for a number of reasons, however, the most common is a flapper that is not making a good seal with the bottom of the tank...

  • How to Clear Sewer Lines of Roots

    Tree roots that are growing around a sewer line have a way of finding the smallest of cracks that they can penetrate. At first, the root is small, but as it soaks up water, they grow. In time,...

  • How to Plumb a Tee Into an Installed PVC Pipe

    When it is time to add a water line to existing PVC pipes, learning the process before beginning the project is a wise move. Do some research and be sure to check the local building codes if this...

  • How to Unstick a Drain Snake From the Drain

    When a bathtub begins to drain slower than normal, you most likely have a clogged drain. When draining liquids don't work, it is time to manually unstick the drain using the trip lever, the toggle...

  • Is it Okay to Connect a Sump Pump to a Septic Tank?

    A sump pump is located in a basement or crawl space prone to flooding or water seepage. These pumps activate automatically when a preset water level is reached in the sump pit. In general, because...

  • How to Repair a Noisy Toilet

    When your toilet's refill valve, sometimes known as a ballcock, is not working properly, you can find yourself dealing with a noisy toilet. Though the sound may be annoying, a faulty refill valve...

  • How to Install a Sump Pump in a Crawl Space

    A sump pit combined with a sump pump is an efficient and reliable method of removing unwanted water from basements or crawl spaces. The performance of these units depends greatly on their proper...

  • How to Snake a Drain of Roots

    Trees are wonderful additions to the property and provide welcome shade during hot summer months. They also like water and find it where they can, like the drainpipe running underground. The roots...

  • What Is a Sump Pit?

    A sump pit is used in basements and crawl spaces to eliminate unwanted water. A sump pump will be installed in the sump pit and will be set to activate automatically whenever the water level in...

  • How to Drain a Toilet Bowl

    Before removing a toilet, the toilet bowl must be drained to prevent a mess and exposure to dirty water. Following a few easy steps will guarantee most of the water is removed.

  • How to Use a Plastic Bottle as a Plunger to Unclog A Clogged Toilet

    Ever been in a situation where your toilet wasn't able to flush because of the t.p. and the crap you left in it and to make matters worse, you didn't have a plunger? It happens! This article will...

  • How to Select a Plumber

    Sooner or later we all need to call a plumber. A plumber can be expensive and there's no way around that. But, there are a variety of ways to get the most value for your money.

  • How to Repair A Hole or Crack In A Copper Pipe Temporarily

    Got a hole or leak in a water pipe? As water freezes it expands. This pressure often causes a pipe to rupture in the process. Here is a quick guide on how to temporarily repair a crack or hole in...

  • How to Use A Drain Auger

    Got a clogged sink that plunging or Drano just can't seem to fix. Don't worry, a drain auger is all you need to get the water flowing again. In fact, drain augers are most plumbers first line of...

  • How to Install P-Traps

    All indoor drain systems need to have a P-Trap attached. The P-Trap's purpose is to create a water barrier to prevent noxious fumes from coming back up the drain from the sewer system. You will...

  • Delta Bathroom Faucet Installation Instructions

    Delta produces several lines of faucets designed for use in the bathroom. Although these faucets have significant cosmetic differences, the installation procedure remains fairly consistent for all...

  • How to Maintain the Proper pH in a Pool

    Pools make long, hot summer days enjoyable. However, they do require a lot of upkeep. Part of keeping your pool in tip-top shape is regular testing of the water. Maintaining the proper pH is an...

  • How to Treat Calcium Deposits in Well Water

    According to Home-Water-Purifiers-And-Filters.com, hard water or water with a high concentration of calcium deposits is a widespread problem throughout North America. Hard water is a problem...

  • How to Troubleshoot Instant Hot Water Dispensers

    Getting cold water from a kitchen or bathroom faucet is an easy thing to do. Getting hot water can be quite a different story. Anyone who has sat for what feels like an eternity waiting for the...

  • How to Use Above Ground Pool Pumps

    Above-ground pool pumps keep water circulating in the pool and remove debris. The pump distributes pool chemicals, such as chlorine, and filters out particles in the water, keeping the pool clean...

  • Water Pressure Switch Problems

    All water systems that use a well as the water source employ a pressure switch. The pressure switch is plumbed into the water system piping and is used to control the water pump. Wear and tear can...

  • How to Unclog Inner Parts of a Toilet

    It can be very frustrating to discover that your toilet has clogged. The inner parts of a toilet that clog are hidden. With the proper tools, it will be possible to unclog the toilet. A clog...

  • How to Unplug a Toilet Without a Plunger

    As frustrating as it is to discover that your toilet is clogged, it's even worse when you don't have a plunger handy. Although a plunger is the first tool usually used to unplug a toilet, you may...

  • Should I Pump a Dosing Septic System?

    Septic systems that are maintained properly will provide years of trouble-free service. These systems have very basic designs and operate on a simple formula that for the most part allows the...

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