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Liquids and soft foods are generally safe to put down a garbage disposal. Other items like citrus rinds and ice cubes are also OK. Avoid hard foods, or fibrous foods like celery, bones, fruit pits, greasy foods, and rice. These items tend to break blades or clog...

A constantly running toilet is often caused by a worn-out flapper, a stuck toilet handle, a flapper chain with issues, a leaking valve, a misadjusted float, or a few other issues. Read below to learn about the 9 reasons why your toilet is constantly running. 1....

If your toilet fills and won’t drain, it’s time to plunge the toilet with a toilet plunger. Or maybe it did drain but it’s still showing that there’s a clog. Let’s get to work. Prepare the Area Around the Toilet for Plunging Sometimes plunging a toilet gets messy. You...

Are your faucets no longer shiny and metallic looking? Do they have a white, filmy layer around the edges? This is most likely to be calcium buildup, also called limescale, and is caused by hard water. Much of the DFW area tends to have hard water and growth tends to...

There are a lot of reasons to have regular plumbing maintenance and inspection done on your home or business property. Everything from financial savings to preventing stress and headaches for home and business owners are good reasons. Let’s do a breakdown and show how...

5 Things That Cause Toilet Bowls to Fill with Water If you’ve ever flushed a toilet and seen nothing go down but the bowl fills with water, you know that’s a panic inducing moment and it can be frustrating to deal with too. So what causes this toilet overflow problem?...

Commercial plumbing sees more activity than residential plumbing. This is due to public restrooms, employee restrooms, and water used to keep you in business, such as commercial kitchens. No matter the business you operate, you’re going to need some commercial...