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As companies come up with more and more ingenious items to help keep your home tidy and your personal hygiene, well, hygienic, it’s time for a reminder on the things that shouldn’t be flushed down the toilet. The last thing you want is a Handi-Wipe or a makeup towelette to cause a clog that warrants a call for a plumber in Tampa, FL.
If you’re already thinking, “Wait, makeup towelettes can’t be flushed?” then you’re in the right place. Keep reading to be aware of common household items that might seem like they’re safe for the toilet, but really aren’t. Spoiler alert: even some products that say they’re safe for toilets aren’t. Let’s explain.
The holidays are usually the hardest time of the year for your home’s plumbing system. Whether you only had the people in your home to celebrate with this year or you organized a small gathering to enjoy the holiday festivities, your pipes, drains, water heater, and other plumbing appliances are likely to see a lot of extra action.
Your garbage disposal is an important part of your kitchen. Every once in a while, everyone needs an extra helping hand to deal with some of the waste that goes down the drain in their kitchen sink. This doesn’t mean that your garbage disposal is built to withstand everything though.
Water quality is a big deal. You don’t exactly see people drinking water from any old stream they come across since the water may be full of different particles that may not react the best in the human body. Thankfully, modern water systems are a great resource for providing clean, potable water to homes across the country. But this doesn’t mean they cover every single base.
Ahh, the season of barbeques, sunburns, and beach days are well on their way, and trust us, nothing ruins summer fun quite like a clogged pipe. Of course, we might be a little biased, but your plumbing system is perhaps the most important system in your home, which is why we’re offering you this free guide on how to prevent issues from forming in the first place!
There are many reasons why homeowners wish to conserve water—perhaps they’re thinking about the environment… or maybe, they’re concerned about their high water bills. Either way, saving water is a lot easier than you might think!
Perhaps garbage disposals should have a different name—perhaps, we should be calling them “specific item disposals” instead, since there are a number of things that should not be thrown down them!