Persistent foul smells in your bathroom can come from a variety of places and can occasionally be tough to get rid of. Knowing where these odors come from can help you locate them and get rid of them, and involving a professional can help get your bathroom back to being odor-free in no time.
Buildup of Gunk
A lot of hair, cleaning products, grease, and other things go down your drains every day.
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Having a water softener installed may be one of those things you keep planning to do but then put on the back burner. Maybe you're having trouble justifying the cost, or perhaps you just haven't felt like sticking around and waiting for the plumber. Well, it's now the time to schedule that water softener installation! Here are some reasons why it's totally worth it.
Your shower experience will be so much more satisfying.
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A leaking hot water heater can be both an inconvenience and a hazard. Fortunately, most reasons for a leak only require a small repair. The following are the five most common reasons for a leak.
1. Failed Temperature Regulation
When the temperature inside a hot water heater gets too high, steam and pressure build up in the tank. This pressure is released through the top of the tank, through the pressure relief valve, and it is then routed through a pipe towards the ground.
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It can be alarming to open up a water bill and find that it is much higher than usual. Although increased seasonal usage or rising rates could be the culprit, the problem often lies somewhere in your plumbing system. The following are some common causes of increased water use.
Toilet Issues
Toilets can waste water for a couple of reasons. Issues with the flushing and filling mechanisms can lead to the slow leak of the constantly running toilet.
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The well pump that moves the water from your well to your house can wear or fail. Some common things can cause a failure of the well pump, but many can be remedied so that the well and the well pump continue to be viable for many years.
Pump Age
One of the most common reasons a well pump stops working is the age of the pump. A submersible well pump typically lasts about 15 years in a perfect situation.
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