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5 Common Toilet Problems and How to Fix Them
This blog post provides practical advice for dealing with common toilet issues. It advises clearing a suspected clog before flushing, using a plunger for a clogged bowl, and replacing the flapper valve or water supply valve if necessary. It also suggests maintaining older toilets with higher flushing volumes by replacing internal parts rather than buying new ones with potentially insufficient flushing power.READ MORE -
What are those strange noises my A/C is making?
Your air conditioner has many parts that can wear and tear over time, and strange noises might indicate a problem. A rattling sound may be loose parts whistling sounds may be caused by leaking seals, screeching sounds can indicate a worn belt, and clunking sounds could mean something has come loose inside the unit. If you hear any strange noises, it's best to call a qualified HVAC technician to check it out.READ MORE -
How to Maintain a Tankless Water Heater for Long-Term Efficiency
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Keeping Indoor Air Cleaner & Healthier
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Detecting Hidden Water Leaks Around the Home
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Top 5 Garbage Disposal Tips
To maintain proper function of your disposal, adhere to these guidelines: Only dispose of soft foods, ice cubes, softer bones, fruit pits, citrus peels, and coffee grounds. Avoid fibrous materials like corn husks, artichokes, celery stalks, onion peels, and seafood shells. Always run a full stream of cold water, allowing it to flow for an additional 30 seconds after turning off the disposal. Use hot water only when the disposal is off. Operate the disposal for no longer than 30 seconds to grind waste. Refrain from using chemical drain cleaners, as they can harm plumbing and pose safety risks. If the disposal is jammed or backed up, seek assistance from a professional plumber. These practices ensure proper disposal function and prevent damage to your home's plumbing system.READ MORE -
Electrical Tips : Holiday Lighting Safety
During the holiday season, it's essential to practice safety when using electrical lights and decorations to prevent shock and fires. Avoid connecting too many lights together, inspect accessories for damage before installation, and turn off decorations when leaving home or going to bed. Use appropriate wattage bulbs and avoid overloading extension cords, never running them through water. Replace damaged parts promptly to reduce fire hazards and ensure safety.READ MORE -
Avoid Sewer and Drain Problems With These Simple Maintenance Tips
To maintain your home's drains and sewer line, follow these tips: Avoid pouring cooking fats and grease down the drain; dispose of them in the trash once solidified. Don't flush non-biodegradable items like wet towels, wipes, or hygiene products. Refrain from planting trees near the sewer line to prevent root intrusion. Schedule periodic inspections with ABC to detect and address minor issues before they escalate, using video inspections to identify problems like cracks or tree root intrusion.READ MORE -
4 Reasons for Uneven Temperature in your Home
Temperature variations within a home are common, especially in areas like attics, basements, and additions. When dealing with discomfort in specific rooms, factors such as inadequate insulation, air leaks, and air duct issues need consideration. Proper insulation with recommended R-values for attics and walls is crucial, while sealing windows and doors prevents energy loss from drafts. HVAC systems may suffer from poorly sized air ducts, hindering efficient air delivery throughout the home. ABC offers solutions like air delivery analysis and air duct sealing to address these issues, promoting better heating and cooling efficiency and ensuring consistent comfort throughout the house.READ MORE -
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