Best Technique for Cutting and Using PVC Pipe
PVC pipes are often part of DIY projects. Rookie and experienced DIY’rs, though, run up against the question of the best, safest method for cutting and using PVC pipe.
Natural Gas vs. Electric Tankless Water Heaters
Are you thinking about going to a tankless water heater for your house? A big question is, gas or electric?
Easy Plumbing Tips Entering Spring
Spring cleaning, or a little upkeep you’ve been putting off, makes good common sense for your plumbing, too. This is a good time to get everything in order.
Is a Tankless Water Heater Right for Your Home?
Tankless water heaters are becoming more widespread and the right choice for more people and more properties now.
What are the Types of Consumer Grade Drain Snakes?
A DIY’r of varying abilities or a homeowner with a sudden plumbing problem has probably used, or tried to use, a drain snake. Then, maybe for the same problem
Which Pipe is Less Prone to Freezing? Copper, PVC, or PEX?
Flexible pipelines outperform stiff pipelines in freezing temperatures, decreasing the probability of frozen pipelines rupturing.
One the greatest winter season difficulties for property owners is making sure their pipelines don’t freeze and rupture, causing a headache and undesirable damage during a particularly busy time of the year. But depending on the type of pipe in their home, an extremely cold day may not cause the exact same quantity of concern. That’s since a flexible pipe is more likely to carry out better in freezing conditions than a stiff one. Copper, PVC and CPVC are more at danger of rupturing if water freezes in them than PEX is. We’re having a look at how PEX performs in cold weather and how to reduce the amount of stress put on the pipes system throughout the season.
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