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Use the sounds you hear from your pipes to help you to determine what they problem is. Certain sounds mean the water pressure is too high. Other sounds can signify loose pipes or slight clogs from calcium or iron build up. Listening to your pipes can save you a lot of money hunting down the problem.

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Use a hairdryer to thaw frozen pipes, after you shut off the water to the house. A hairdryer will gently heat the pipe and thaw the ice without causing significant damage to the pipe. Shutting off the water first means that if the pipe is broken, there will be no rush of water into the house.

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Home plumbing is a modern convenience! Indoor plumbing means you do not have to live by a creek or use an outhouse. However, keeping this luxury functioning – where and how you want – without drowning everyone in your home can be an interesting challenge! Read on for some advice on controlling the flow of water in your home.

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Though water is one of the earth’s vital elements, it can cause major trouble for anyone battling plumbing issues in their home. There are not many things more devastating to a home’s structure than a major plumbing problem. This article will give you some great tips to help you avoid a plumbing disaster.

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