Pros & Cons of a Water Softener
There is a lot of debate whether or not hard or soft water is best for drinking, cooking, cleaning or bathing in. And there are mixed reports on the health... View Article
Why Won’t My Toilet Stop Running?
When the toilet is continually running, you are potentially wasting gallons of water and creating a higher water bill. No need to worry, a running toilet is usually a simple... View Article
How to Prevent Clogged Drains
Clogged or slow running drains are messy, inconvenient, and can be expensive to fix. Fortunately, a little preventative maintenance can go a long way in keeping your home’s plumbing lines... View Article
How to Prevent Frozen Water Pipes
Oklahoma winters bring sub-freezing temperatures that can wreak havoc on unprotected water pipes. A little preparation before the cold weather sets in can save you the expense and stress of... View Article
Garbage Disposals
What Items Can Go in a Garbage Disposal? Contrary to what many bloggers tell you, garbage disposals can handle almost any food item with ease. It’s true! Download your owner’s... View Article
How to Fix a Smelly Dishwasher
You can often fix a stinky dishwasher with a little elbow grease and a few common household ingredients. If you dishwasher smells, try these steps to eliminate odors! Clean the... View Article
How to Reduce Septic Tank Odor
A properly functioning septic tank should be odor-free, so if you notice a bad smell inside your home or outside near the leach field, it’s a sign there’s a problem.... View Article
How to Remove Hard Water Deposits
Do you scrub your faucets and drains but they never come clean? If your sink and shower fixtures are slowly turning a white grimy mess, you may have hard water... View Article
Caring for Your Garbage Disposal
Most garbage disposal will last 8-12 year with care. Here are a few things to know about maintaining a garbage disposal. While there are lots of myths about what is... View Article
5 Ways to Unclog Your Toilet
Nothing says “panic” quite like a clogged toilet. You flush the toilet—the water starts rising and you’re left with mess and an expensive repair bill. In most cases, you can... View Article