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Plumbing Tips from A Plus Plumbing
Garbage Disposal - Run ice through your garbage disposal, it will keep the blades clean and sharp. Follow that up with a lemon and it will sanitize your garbage disposal. Your kitchen will smell wonderful.

Garbage Disposal - Before you call a plumber to repair your garbage disposal, check your breaker box and press the red, reset button on the base of the unit.

Toilet - Check for toilet leaks that might waste water and raise your water bill. Teach your young about water conservation by letting them help you put a few drops of food coloring in your toilet tank. If colored water shows up in your bowl between flushes, you have a leak that is costing you money.

Emergency Shutoff - Teach your children where all the shut off valves are and how to use them. Even a child can prevent a lot of damage if they know how to shut off the water flow.

Emergency Shutoff - Don't let an emergency be the time you have to figure out where your main shut off valve is located. Find it before things go wrong.

Faucet - Your faucet's aerator (the little screen thing on the end of the spout) can become clogged with debris from your water pipes. If you have restricted water flow from one faucet, before you call a plumber, unscrew the aerator, remove the washer, wash the aerator and replace it with the washer intact.

Washing Machine - Check your washing machine hoses yearly. If they show signs of wear and tear, replace them. The price of a good pair of washing machine hoses is worth it for the preventive maintenance it provides.

Leak Prevention - Don't clutter the area under your sink with a lot of cleaning supplies. We know that storage space is dear, but so is your drain pipe. Boxes and bottles knocked around under your sink can fall against the drain line and cause a leak.

Household Flooding - Stay away from water from a leak unless you are sure a stray electrical wire has not charged the water with electricity.

Kitchen & Bath - White spots around the outer band of the garbage disposal are a sign of deterioration and replacement of the unit is advisable in the near future. If you are not yet prepared to replace the disposal, placing a water alarm below it might be a useful alert measure.

Please don't use a liquid sanitizer in your toilet tank. The chemicals are very strong and they can cause the rubber gaskets and fittings in the tank to break down prematurely. They also leave a sticky buildup in the tank and the tank must be removed from the wall and cleaned before new parts can be fitted.

If you have a faucet with low water pressure, try this trick before you call me. Remove the aerator from the lip of the faucet, wash it and replace it with the washer intact. Sometimes a little trash trapped in the aerator can really reduce the water flow from a faucet.

You can keep the housing on your garbage disposal clean and the blades sharp if you run a cup of ice through the unit once a month with plenty of cold water. If you follow that with a few slices of lemon you will sanitize the unit and make your whole kitchen smell fresh.
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