If your water heater is leaking, making strange noises, overheating or failing to work, you need to shut it down immediately to avoid worse problems and possible flooding. Referring to the diagram above, follow these steps:
Today's valve toilets use 1.28 gallons of water per flush or less. Brand-new cutting-edge high-efficiency toilets today are readily available with gravity-flush, pressure-assist, and flush-o-meter valve mechanisms. Pressure-assist toilets, which compress air at the top of the refill tank to increase the flush speed, use as little as 0.8 gallons of water per flush (gpf) and typically attain excellent performance.This is 50% below maximum gpf of 1.6 set by the Energy Policy Act of 1992.
No! Baby wipes will flush but they do not travel through the septic system properly and are not biodegradable. All sanitary products are not biodegradable and are also bad for sewer plants.
Any visual staining on your ceiling or walls should be a cause for concern. Often, a slow leak won't show itself for some time. If you see any sign of discoloration on your ceiling and walls, it's time to give us a call to look for leaks.
Not always. Sometimes it could just be stuck. The disposal should have come with a unique wrench that can be placed on the underside to try and turn it and get it unstuck by hand. If this doesn't work, or you cannot locate this tool, it's time to give us a call!
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