What to do (and not do) Do’s and Dont’s

Install strainers in sinks and tubs to catch hair, food particles, and debris. This simple step helps prevent clogs in your drains.

In case of a burst pipe or major leak, shutting off the main water valve quickly can minimize water damage. Always know where it is and test to make sure you can turn it.

When attempting minor repairs, use the appropriate plumbing tools like pipe wrenches, pliers, and plumbers tape. The right tools make the job easier and reduce the risk of damage.

If you’re unsure about a repair or if the problem is complex, don’t hesitate to call a licensed plumber. A professional can ensure the job is done safely and correctly. of Plumbing. Massachusetts is one of the hardest states to get licensed in plumbing. The code is complex and always changing.

Grease solidifies in pipes and leads to blockages. Instead, collect grease in a container and dispose of it in the trash. Same goes for that sourdough starter, never dump that down the drain.

While tempting for quick fixes, harsh chemicals can damage your pipes and are harmful to the environment. Opt for natural alternatives or professional cleaning.

A dripping faucet or a slow leak might seem minor but can waste a significant amount of water and increase your bills. Address leaks promptly.

Items like wipes, feminine hygiene products, and paper towels can clog your toilet and pipes. Only flush toilet paper and human waste. Yes even the wipes that say biodegradable or flush friendly can cause damage.

Caring for your plumbing doesn’t have to be hard. Follow these simple do’s and don’ts to keep your system healthy and your home running smoothly. When unsure, consult a professional plumber to avoid costly errors. Happy plumbing!

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