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5 Signs Of A Shower Riser Leak

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The shower riser is the water pipe that brings water up to the showerhead when the tap diverter is engaged to power the shower part of your tap system. The riser for most modern showers is encased inside the wall, which means you won’t notice a leak directly. Instead, it’s important to know the indirect signs of a shower riser leak so you can catch problems before they become too severe.…

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Three Possible Sources Of A Persistent Foul Odor In Your Bathroom

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Finding the cause of a relentless foul odor in your bathroom may not always be easy. By troubleshooting these common causes with the help of a professional, you can get rid of bad smells and ensure they don’t come back. Broken Toilet Wax Ring One of your toilet’s components is a wax ring that provides an airtight seal with the floor and drain beneath. Not only does this ensure that no liquids or waste leaks from underneath the toilet, but it also ensures that gases from your sewer or septic tank don’t come back up the drain and out into your bathroom.…

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Everything You Ever Wanted To Know About Your Sump Pump

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It is important to have a basic understanding of your home’s mechanical systems. These mechanical systems are the components that make up the electrical, heating, cooling, and plumbing systems in your house, including the sump pump. What is a sump pump? A sump pump is a permanently installed, below-ground pump. It is located in a hole, sometimes called a crock or a pit, in a corner of your basement. The pump is usually in a little-accessed corner or in a utility or furnace room.…

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