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The history of clay pipes is long and rather impressive. The first known urban plumbing system was in Babylonia around 4000 BC and utilized clay pipes. Even at recent as the 1990s, clays was a popular material for municipal plumbing

When shopping for toilet paper, there are more choices than ever before. How do you choose one for your home? Do you have a favorite brand for comfort or do you grab whatever is least expensive at the store? We’re

Any way you can cut down on your water use is good for the environment and can save your business money. Whether you’re running a restaurant or have a small office space, the bathrooms – especially the men’s room –

“Out of sight, out of mind.” That’s usually how most homeowners approach plumbing issues. Since most of the pipes and features are hidden behind walls, ceilings, or floors, we can’t always see a problem developing. One area where that is

Even if you’re a fan of horror movies, the sight of water seeping out from the toilet base in your home can give you nightmares. You don’t know what’s in the water, why it’s ending up on the floor, or

As a restaurant owner, you’re focused on making sure delicious food is leaving the kitchen to keep your customers happy and satisfied. But every once in a while, it’s a good idea to tend to some ingredients that didn’t make

Water quality is an issue that has been getting a lot of national attention in the past few years. The good news is that most of us can enjoy fresh, clean, and healthy water from a municipal water supply or

Remember the children’s song, Dem Bones? It’s the one that goes, “The toe bone’s connected to the foot bone. The foot bone is connected to the ankle bone…” In some ways, your home’s plumbing system is similar in that many

The bathroom can be a very high-traffic area of your home. So we’re sure you don’t want to share it with dozens (if not hundreds) of unwanted guests. We’re talking about fruit flies invading your bathroom. Fruit flies can be

In the world of plumbing, the water softener can be a mysterious appliance. As a homeowner, you may not know exactly what it does or if your home needs one. That’s OK. In this article, we’re answering the most common