CSST is unique and nifty, and still fairly new. Corrugated stainless steel tubing is versatile and will likely outpace the use of black iron pipe. Watch for CSST gas tubing to become less expensive and used more frequently.
CSST is unique and nifty, and still fairly new. Corrugated stainless steel tubing is versatile and will likely outpace the use of black iron pipe. Watch for CSST gas tubing to become less expensive and used more frequently.
Need to determine the most cost effective gas line installation? CSST might win over copper or black iron. Here is a comparison chart to help you decide.
Finding an earth auger to drill holes for PVC casing installation may not be easy unless you live out in the country. Here are some places to check for hand or gas powered earth augers.
Plumbing problems with sewer back up caused by tree roots in sewer pipes can be eliminated. Install PVC casings where the roots enter the sewer pipe and add copper sulfate.
Plumbing problems from a plugged sewer line can be nasty. Sewer back ups from tree roots in sewer pipes can be avoided. Sink some pipes near the offending tree roots and add chemicals to make the soil distasteful to the trees.
Chlorine bleach kills bacteria quickly, but is strong and can cause septic tank havoc. Other chlorine bleach hazards can be sidestepped by using oxygen bleach, an effective and friendly alternative.
Cleaning drain line p traps and tailpieces is not a favored task, but necessary at times. Read these tips to make the job go more smoothly.
These photos and tips show and tell the only parts you need to install a custom hose bib.
Avoid water line problems when fixing or replacing water supply lines. Plan the job ahead, determine and obtain parts needed in advance and be sure to stock up on ball valves for the job!
Water pressure loss is not only frustrating, but can be dangerous. Low water pressure can be remedied. Fixing low water pressure means either removing scale, increasing the size of water lines, or finding a leak. Follow these tips for remedying your residential water pressure.
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