Despite clever marketing claims, so-called “flushable” wipes are not truly flushable—at least not in the way toilet paper is. While they may go down your toilet, they do not break down properly and can cause serious blockages in sewer systems, leading to costly repairs and dangerous overflows.

Ever noticed a small pipe sticking up from your yard and wondered what it is? That cleanout pipe, also known as a trap, is a critical part of your home’s plumbing system. While it may not be the most attractive feature in your yard, ignoring it or burying it can lead to serious plumbing disasters.

A running toilet might seem like a minor inconvenience, but did you know it can waste thousands of gallons of water and cost you hundreds—or even thousands—of dollars in utility bills? Unlike a dripping faucet or a visible leak, a running toilet can silently drain water straight into the sewer, going unnoticed until your bill arrives.

A running toilet might seem like a minor inconvenience, but did you know it can waste thousands of gallons of water and cost you hundreds—or even thousands—of dollars in utility bills? Unlike a dripping faucet or a visible leak, a running toilet can silently drain water straight into the sewer, going unnoticed until your bill arrives.