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  • How to Prevent a Drain Clog

    Does your kitchen sink drain always seem to be clogged? Or Maybe it’s your bathroom sink or bathtub drain is always seems to get clogged. If you have this problem frequently, there are some things...

  • How to Fix a Running Toilet by Yourself

    To fix a running toilet, ninety-nine times out of a hundred, you won't need a plumber. It is one of the easiest do-it-yourself fixes for any homeowner, and you don't need to buy any special...

  • How to Keep My PVC Water Pipes From Freezing

    Frozen water pipes can create quite a mess during freezing winter temperatures. You can prevent frozen water pipes by following a few simple steps. The work of preventing frozen pipes can save you...

  • How to Fix Bathroom Taps

    Leaky faucets are one of the prices we pay for unlimited water. Annoying as they are, there is hope. It's easy to fix bathroom taps, if you take your time and don't get flustered. The first thing...

  • How to Replace A Kitchen Basket Strainer

    The kitchen basket strainer is the filter that sits between the sinkhole and the drainpipe. Occasionally, as a result of degradation or damage, the seal between the basket strainer and pipe will...

  • How to Remove My Spa Jets

    Spas have been around for years, and one popular reason why is because of the benefits of the jets inside the spa that can be adjusted and aimed to massage parts of the back, shoulders and neck. ...

  • How to Relocate a Kitchen Sink

    Sometimes having the perfect kitchen means shifting everything around. If you've decided to relocate your kitchen sink, you'll need to first reroute your hot and cold water pipes and the sink's...

  • CCLS Septic System Treatments

    CCLS is liquid bacteria/enzymes that can be used to treat your septic tank. A CCLS treatment is needed when there is a bacterial deficiency in your septic tank. This treatment is used to break...

  • How to Install a Steel Septic Tank

    Septic tanks come in a variety of sizes and are constructed from a variety of materials, including fiberglass, concrete and steel. In many areas a concrete tank is by far the more popular, but a...

  • How to Replace a Kohler Bath Faucet

    Kohler is one of the world's leading producers of bathroom and kitchen quality fixtures. Among the faucets found in many homes, Kohler faucets have two handles, for cold and hot water, and a...

  • How to Replace a Flushometer

    A flushometer is a common device that many public organizations use for economical and sanitation purposes. The flushometer sits on the back of the toilet serving as the "tank" that uses minimal...

  • How to Unclog a Toilet Using Dawn

    Everyone dreads the frustration of a clogged toilet. You can spend a lot of money buying commercial drain cleaners that may or may not work. You can also spend much more than that calling a...

  • How to Boost Water Pressure in Your House

    Whether you are in need of a strong, hot shower or just trying to rinse some dishes, low water pressure can be an annoyance. There are several possible causes of low water pressure in your home,...

  • How to Build a Sump Pit

    If you have unwanted water gathering in your basement or crawl space, a sump pump is one of your best options. These systems are cost effective, low maintenance and activate automatically to...

  • How to Troubleshoot a Fluidmaster

    Fluidmaster produces a line of fill valves for toilet tanks. When the toilet is flushed, the water in the tank will empty into the toilet. As the level of the water in the tank drops, a float will...

  • How to block a floor drain

    While having a floor drain is very convenient at times, there are some products and chemicals that should never go down the drain. According to a list compiled by the University of California, San...

  • How to Run a Sump Pump Water Discharge Line Outside Your House

    A sump pump sits inside a sump pit and removes unwanted water from basements, crawl spaces and other areas. There are pedestal style pumps as well as submersible pumps. Regardless of which type of...

  • How to Install a Moen Kingsley Tub Diverter

    The Moen Kingsley design line is a quality, cost-effective line of tub and shower fixtures designed to provide many years of trouble-free use. While maintenance is usually minimal, the...

  • How to Add Salt to a Brine Tank

    The brine tank of a water softener is where newly added salt dissolves into the water system. Adding salt to a brine tank is a quick process that requires a sturdy back. Bags of salt pellets often...

  • How to Size Well Pumps

    Well pumps come in many different shapes and sizes. Selecting the correct size is important for proper functioning and for energy conservation. When you're shopping for a well pump, stores such as...

  • How to Make a Sump Pit

    A sump pit is little more than a hole in the ground used to gather water. The most common residential applications are in basements and crawl spaces. Normally a sump pit houses a sump pump, which...

  • How Does a Shower Diverter Valve Work?

    Before stepping into the shower, most bathers adjust the water temperature. If it's a tub and shower combination, the water will typically pour out of the tub faucet. An adjustment to the...

  • How to Remove a Low Flow Showerhead

    Shower heads are rated according to the number of gallons allowed to flow through per minute. The flow is also increased by the amount of air pressure mixed with the water. Older shower heads...

  • How to Build a Concrete Sump Pit

    A sump pit is a hole located in an area where unwanted water gathers. The purpose of the pit is to collect the water so it can be easily removed either by hand or by way of a sump pump. Some pits...

  • How to Install a Water Pump Relay Switch

    Water pump relay switches control the operation of the pump's electrical motor. The relay itself is remotely controlled by the water system pressure switch. Typically, the relay is employed when...

  • How to Unclog a Toilet With Vinegar & Baking Soda

    Television commercials convince us that only chemical-based products can cure our plumbing woes. Unclogging toilets is a chore no one likes, but being exposed to the fumes of chemicals during the...

  • Eljer Bathtub Faucet Installation Instructions

    Founded in 1904, the Eljer Co. has a long history of making plumbing fixtures for residential and commercial customers. Although Eljer says it designs its products to be long-lasting, everyday...

  • How to Put in a Sump Pit

    A sump pit can be constructed in many ways depending on the planned use and conditions of the location. Before beginning work you should know what you want the sump pit to accomplish, the...

  • How to Clean Septic Tank Filters

    Septic tank filters have two purposes: to prevent sludge buildup inside the septic tank system (this sludge buildup can occupy space in your septic tank) and to make it easier for waste to travel...

  • How to Stop Faucets from Dripping

    Drip, drip, drip. The irritating sound of a leaky faucet is enough to drive almost anyone running to the phone to call a plumber. But before you dial that number and get out your checkbook,...

  • How to Install a Moen Shower Head

    Whether you are replacing a leaking shower head or simply want to upgrade the look of your bathroom, a Moen shower head is a good choice for your bathroom. Moen products offer fully functional...

  • How to Replace Floor Shower Drains

    Replacing a floor shower drain on your own can save you hundreds of dollars on plumbing and installation costs. A new shower floor drain can be an important upgrade if you are experiencing...

  • How to Repair Kohler Toilet Filler Valves

    A toilet is controlled by two valves, one to operate the flushing mechanism and one to fill the tank after the toilet has been flushed. If your Kohler toilet runs constantly after a flush, it...

  • How to Clear a Fiber Powder Clogged Drain

    Fiber powder, known for its ability to expand, can cause clogs if too much ends up in your drain. Facing a clogged drain can be a costly frustration if you have to call in a professional. Plumbing...

  • How to Repair Submersible Pumps

    Submersible pumps sit in the fluid to be pumped. This can be drainage, sewage, slurry pumping, and general industrial pumping. When purchasing a pump, examine the equipment before accepting it. ...

  • How to Fix Commercial Toilets

    The first step in toilet repair is the diagnosis. The toilet might have a bad chip or crack in it, or it could be leaking from the tank or the bowl. Once you identify the problem, make your repair...

  • How to Lay Pipe to a Septic Tank

    A septic system is very basic in design and when installed properly is almost maintenance free. Though it has only two major components, the septic tanks and the field lines, you must also pay...

  • How to Remove Faucets

    Replacing a faucet in the kitchen or bathroom is an easy installation for the average do-it-yourself minded person. Replacing an old faucet can also help lower the water bill by eliminating leaks....

  • How to Change a Single Handle Kitchen Faucet Washer

    Kitchen sink faucets which feature a washer are of the cartridge design. The cartridge has a movable stem in its center which connects to the faucet handle. As the handle is lifted and moved,...

  • How to Repair a Leaky Copper Water Pipe Elbow

    Repairing a leaky copper water pipe elbow generally involves removing and replacing the leaky elbow fitting. For one reason or another, the solder surrounding the existing elbow fitting may have...

  • How to Use Plumbing Tape on Pipes

    Plumbing tape, also known as Teflon tape, is used on pipe threads to help prevent leaks. The tape is a polytetrafluoroethylene product used as a sealer, as well as a lubricant, between the threads...

  • How to Open a Septic Tank Lid

    Your septic system is for the most part maintenance free. Other than pumping out the solid waste every three to five years, there are very few maintenance issues that will ever need to be...

  • How to Troubleshoot & Drain a Richmond Water Heater

    While an unexpected blast of cold water during your morning shower can wake you right up, it can also signal problems with your water heater. If you own a Richmond water heater, either gas or...

  • How to Install Home Water Filtration

    Everyday tap water contains many harmful contaminants--such as chlorine and VOCs, or volatile organic compounds--that enter the water through industrial leakage. With the increased knowledge of...

  • How to Install a Natural Gas Heater

    Installing a gas heater requires many steps that must meet local building codes. Incoming natural gas is flammable, and hazardous to a person's health. The combustion process creates carbon...

  • Faucet Installation Instructions

    The faucet, also known as a tap or spigot, is present in all sinks and is essentially a valve controlling the flow of liquids or gases. Most commonly seen in bathroom and kitchen sinks and...

  • How to Install Gravity Fed Septic System

    If you live outside a city, you may not have access to a city sewer system. In these instances, a septic system is the most common alternative. Some septic systems require a pump within the tank...

  • How to Open a Septic Tank

    At certain times it may become necessary to open the lid of your septic tank. This may be required during cleaning or to repair an internal baffle. While this process is fairly straightforward,...

  • How to Fill a Hot Water Baseboard System

    Filling a hot water baseboard system needs to be done in several different steps to achieve the correct results. If any of these steps are bypassed or just plain overlooked, you won't get any...

  • Steam Shower Maintenance

    Steam showers are a bathing method that, as their name implies, utilize steam rather than running water. It often takes the form of a steam room that also offers the features typical of your...

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