Removing a Toilet Easy as One, Two, Three Removing a toilet isn’t one of the daintiest parts of a plumbing job, it’s pretty simple. Just make sure to have plenty of towels and rags on hand to clean up water spills, and a helper to remove and dispose of the old toilet. (Even when separated … Continue reading “Some Facts About Your Toilet”
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Aerator screens If your dishwasher takes forever to fill, a clogged inlet screen restricting the water flow might be the culprit. Open the lower access door at the bottom of the dishwasher and locate the inlet valve solenoid, typically on the bottom left. In some cases you may have to pull the dishwasher out and … Continue reading “Cleaning a Dishwasher Inlet Screen”
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Clogged toilets Early model 1.6 gpm (gallons per minute) toilets may need to be replaced, according to the most referred Littleton plumber. Old toilets sometimes stop up because the waterway was made with a very rough unfinished porcelain. This roughness, according to research, grabs at the toilet paper, slowing the flush. According to your local Littleton … Continue reading “Clear A Stopped Up Toilet”
Read MoreLIT-Selecting A Dishwasher That Will Save Energy Purchase a portable dishwasher until you remodel or move If buying and installing a built-in dishwasher is too expensive, consider a portable. It can be almost as easy to use, especially if you have a convenient place to store it between uses. And like all portable appliances, according … Continue reading “Selecting A Dishwasher That Will Save Energy”
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