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- 08 Jul
Most of us here in Utah don’t often worry about droughts. However, outside of California, Salt Lake may be the city at the highest risk for drought in the U.S.
Utah is the 2nd driest state in the nation, and yet we’re one of the highest consumers of water per capita! With a growing population, our natural resources are being stretched, and it’s everyone’s responsibility to help conserve.
The good news is that water conservation doesn’t take much work. All it takes is a few good habits, and a few changes around the house. Give it a try! (more…)
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- 01 Jul
With the weather heating up, your kids are probably begging you to just turn on the sprinklers and let them run around. However, turning on your sprinklers in the middle of the day is quite the waste of water. Below are a few water games you can play with your kids that will cool them off without wasting too much water. Stay tuned for more games and activities later this month! (more…)
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- 01 Jun
As a first-time home buyer, you have plenty to worry about. You’re busy juggling loans, agents, and moving practicalities.
However, we’d like to make a case for one step that most home buyers overlook. It’s probably the most often-regretted oversight: a sewer inspection!
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- 15 May
How Much Can a Leaky Faucet Cost You?
- May 15, 2016
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Leaky faucets are a common nuisance in bathrooms and kitchens, and when you consider just how much water leaky faucets can end up wasting over an extended period of time, they actually turn out to be much more than a mere nuisance. (more…)
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- 01 May
How Do Lawn Sprinkler Systems Work?
- May 01, 2016
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Home irrigation systems, or lawn sprinkler systems, are becoming increasingly popular, and they are especially prevalent in dry climates that do not see ample rain for keeping a lawn green. Here is a look at how they work, from mechanics to installation to everyday use. (more…)
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- 22 Apr
A Plumbing Tool Checklist for Homeowners
- Apr 22, 2016
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Sorting through plumbing issues can quickly become deeply complicated, and some plumbing emergencies are best left to a professional. There are, however, quite a few things you can still do on your own, such as unclog a clogged toilet or repair a small faucet leak. If you want to be ready to deal with minor plumbing emergencies as they arise in your home, here is a list of the household plumbing tools that you need. (more…)
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- 15 Apr
The world of plumbing comes with its own complete set of niche terms and vocabulary, and the terminology you come across can be confusing for any homeowner. In case you happen to find plumbing jargon particularly confusing, here are some of the most common plumbing terms you’ll hear as a homeowner, defined. (more…)
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- 08 Apr
Convenient Features for Your Kitchen Faucet
- Apr 08, 2016
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Your kitchen faucet may be in prime, working order, but chances are there are some convenient kitchen faucet features that you’re missing out on. Here are some useful features in a kitchen faucet that might inspire you to switch to something new for your kitchen sink. (more…)
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- 02 Apr
A Brief Guide to Outdoor Plumbing Maintenance
- Apr 02, 2016
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As you step into your yard for some gardening and landscaping work this spring, you’re probably wondering if your outdoor hoses and spigots could use some maintenance. Here is a brief guide to checking your outdoor plumbing fixtures so that you can be sure your outdoor plumbing runs smoothly all spring and summer long. (more…)
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- 01 Mar
Protecting Your Drain From Clogs
- Mar 01, 2016
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A clogged shower drain or kitchen drain is a very frustrating experience. If it is exceptionally bad, you may even have to call a plumber out to fix your drain. Unfortunately, plumbers are not always available the moment you call them due to prior commitments, holidays, or if you call at strange hours. At Electric Rooter, we are typically available to assist within the hour, and are open 24 hours a day, 365 days a year. While clearing clogged drains is possible, it is better to prevent clogs in the first place. Read on for 3 easy tips to help you keep your drains clear. (more…)
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