What and where is your sewer cleanout?...and why does it matter?...in this video Casey tells you...
Thursday, April 10, 2014
What and where's your sewer cleanout - and why does it matter?
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C'mon, we know
On average, a person uses about 100 gallons of water a day.
A five-minute shower takes 10 to 25 gallons of water.
Heating water is typically the second largest energy use in the US home.
A silent toilet leak can add up to as much as 500 gallons of water a day.
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What's Your Drip Quotient?
Calculate the amount of water going down the drain at your house at this USGS website.
Or figure your water footprint at www.waterfootprint.org.
You can also take the house tour at www.h2ouse.org for a room-by-room break down on water saving tips.
Want to really get your Green Mojo going? Estimate your Carbon footprint, too.
Or figure your water footprint at www.waterfootprint.org.
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Want to really get your Green Mojo going? Estimate your Carbon footprint, too.
Disposal Tips
Who ever pays attention to their garbage disposal? Probably no one, unless and until it starts acting up. Here are a few quick tips for keeping your disposal clean and healthy:
- Run a strong flow of cold water through the disposal whenever it's in use, and then for at least 20 seconds after turning it off.
- To freshen your disposal, periodically grind a half lemon or lime while running cold water.
- Never put fibrous foods like celery, corn husks, potato or onion skins in the disposal.
- Never use a liquid drain opener in a clogged disposal; use tongs, pliers or a plunger to remove obstructions.
- Periodically run ice cubes through your disposal. This helps to sharpen and clean the blades.
More Plumbing Tips
Turn Valves On and Off
Turn main water supply and fixture valves on and off periodically to make sure they don't get stuck. You want to be sure you're never in the position of not being able to turn your water supply off during an emergency or home plumbing repair.
Repair Leaking Faucets
Leaking faucets are not only a nuisance, they can also cause gallons of water to be wasted over time. Leaking faucets with washer fittings can be fixed by replacing the washer. If you have a faucet that doesn't use a washer, check the faucet's manual or consult a specialist.
Inspect Pipes Annually
You should examine your distribution and drainage pipes for signs of leaks each year. You may find clues that your pipes are leaking along the length of the pipe or around fittings or fixtures. Signs of leaks may include rust, corrosion, and mineral deposits.
You'll also want to check the insulation of your hot water pipes each year before cold weather sets in. Replace any open or damaged areas of insulation.
Turn main water supply and fixture valves on and off periodically to make sure they don't get stuck. You want to be sure you're never in the position of not being able to turn your water supply off during an emergency or home plumbing repair.
Repair Leaking Faucets
Leaking faucets are not only a nuisance, they can also cause gallons of water to be wasted over time. Leaking faucets with washer fittings can be fixed by replacing the washer. If you have a faucet that doesn't use a washer, check the faucet's manual or consult a specialist.
Inspect Pipes Annually
You should examine your distribution and drainage pipes for signs of leaks each year. You may find clues that your pipes are leaking along the length of the pipe or around fittings or fixtures. Signs of leaks may include rust, corrosion, and mineral deposits.
You'll also want to check the insulation of your hot water pipes each year before cold weather sets in. Replace any open or damaged areas of insulation.
About Boden Plumbing
- The Team at Boden
- Sonoma, California, United States
- Boden Plumbing primarily serves Sonoma Valley, Napa Valley, and the Petaluma area. We provide a full range of residential plumbing repairs and services. Our company is family-owned and operated, and customer service is a big deal with us. So don't be living with a drip! Call us at Boden Plumbing... Terry, Mary, Casey, Chris, Randy, Rudy and Bruiser.
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