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1) What causes your toilet to run?
It may be one thing or a combination of factors.
1) Check to see that the flapper is not deformed.
2) The fill valve may have dirt in it or worn out.
3) The float ball may be stuck in the down position.
2) Why do my new faucets and showers have low water
pressure?
Several years ago the Federal Government mandated "low flow
faucets" restricting the flow of water through the fixture in
order to save on water consumption.
3) Considering new toilets?
You've heard they don't flush as efficiently.
We are now on 5th and 6th generation of the new toilets. As with
all products the less expensive the toilet the less efficient it
will work.
4) What causes bubbling in the toliet?
That is a prelude to a stoppage. The line has a partial
blockage.
5) Do over the counter drain cleaners really work?
They are more for preventitive maintenance. Extremely effective
drain cleaners are used by professionals and are not available
over the counter.
6) What food refuse can not go down the garbage
disposal?
Seeds, bones, anything that swells; i.e., pasta, rice wheat germ,
etc.
7) My water consumption bill went up. Do I have a
leak?
You could have a leak, or a running faucet or toilet. Check your
last 3 months water bills. If you have a major leak the amount of
water used will be easy to determine.
8) Our hot water runs out faster than it used to. What causes
that?
If you have an electric water heater, usually one of the heating
elements is burnt out.
9) Should I drain my water heater periodically?
You should drain your heater at least once a year to prevent
buildup of sediment, calcium and magnesium.
10) I bought a new water heater. Why is the temperature of
the water not as hot as our last water heater?
Again the Federal Government has mandated that all new water
heaters be shipped at a preset temperature of approximately 120
degrees for the best efficiency possible.
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