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Post by jackymoss on Oct 14, 2016 5:51:26 GMT -8
In your property, you should not only be concerned about leaking pipes but also poor drainage. As you must realize, water will be one of your enemies, and it can destroy you and your property in many ways inside and out. One structure of your property you should check and maintain is your drainage system.
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Post by troymcnully on Oct 14, 2016 6:04:28 GMT -8
All plumbers should guarantee their work, including the parts. Many warranties cover the plumber's work for up to one year. If the plumber refuses to guarantee his or her work, move on.
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Post by rickymuckets on Oct 14, 2016 6:16:10 GMT -8
Hiring a plumber is an important decision that shouldn't be taken lightly by homeowners. Plumbers are responsible for repairing some of the most important parts of the home like the toilet, faucet and water heater. Failure to hire a high-quality or experienced plumber can result in costly and dangerous repairs in the future.
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Post by troymathews on Oct 19, 2016 5:51:29 GMT -8
If you are looking for someone to install your grease trap, make sure you get someone with experience. Make sure to ask how long the person preforming the installation has been in the business. Another important aspect is to find out if other restaurants have found the grease traps that they have had installed worked out well for them in the long run. Don’t forget cost either, make sure non of the reviews say that they felt ripped off by the installation company.
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Post by tomkurles on Jan 31, 2017 5:34:47 GMT -8
When it comes to cleaning, sometimes the most effective products are those found in our kitchen pantries. For instance, baking soda doubles as a wonderful household cleaner and is very effective at removing grease and food spatters from your cabinets. Just use two or three tablespoons of baking soda per cup of warm water and wipe using a sponge. Be sure to wring out your sponge before applying to the cabinet, as water can drip everywhere if you don't. Rinse off the baking soda solution by sponging clean with cool, clean water. Use a paper towel or clean cloth to dry.
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