The temperatures outside are dropping. This means we all have to get ready for the harsh winter months. One of the most common problems homeowners face during the winter is freezing pipes. Frozen pipes can cause thousands of dollars worth of damage. Not to mention leaving you without your water long after the weather warms…
According to most water heater’s owners manuals, it is recommended that you drain your water heater every 6-12 months. But why does that matter? And what all does that involve? Let’s take a look at why, and how to drain your water heater Why Should You Drain Your Water Heater? Draining your tank every 6-12…
A well-insulated home helps you keep pests out, reduce energy costs and prevent damage. When it comes to insulation, one product that works great is spray foam insulation. Unlike traditional insulation methods, spray foam insulation offers many advantages. Such as better coverage, improved energy efficiency, and enhanced air sealing capabilities. I’ve tried a few brands…
A clogged basement drain can lead to issues, like water backups, foul odors, and even water damage. It’s crucial to understand how to clean your basement drain and the drain pipe. Here we’ll show you a simple, non-toxic way to clean your basement floor drain pipe. By using the right techniques and tools, you can…
Is your toilet always running? Or running louder than normal? It could be a defective fill valve. Repairing the fill valve on your toilet is easy to do, even with zero plumbing skills. Why wait for a plumber for this fix when you can DIY it for less than $10 and less than 10 minutes…
Are you interested in adding a bidet attachment to your toilet? A bidet is a great way to improve your bathroom experience. They are sanitary, leave you feeling cleaner, and reduce the amount of paper you need, saving you money. Bidets are becoming popular not only for homeowners, but they are great for renters too….
Changing your shower head doesn’t have to be intimidating. It’s an easy and cheap way to give your bathroom a new look without draining your bank account. On average, you should be able to buy the shower head and tools you need for less than $50. This is a simple DIY project that you can…