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In short, a backflow preventer is put in place to protect our drinking water supply, ensuring that contaminates don’t enter the public supply. A backflow preventer keeps water from backing up into the supply line via a one-way valve. In other words, it only allows water to flow in one direction.
We all know the warnings signs – water going down the drain at a snail’s pace, or pooling around your feet in the shower. And the smell that it begins to omit after a while? Not exactly the aroma you want in the room you prepare all your meals.
Your home’s plumbing system is an essential part of your comfort. That’s why it can be more than an annoyance when your drains get clogged. Having water flow freely from your home is something that we can all take for granted until we have problems. Although you can ignore a partially clogged drain for a while, it can lead to bigger pipe problems down the line.
Upgrading your kitchen can add a lot of value to your home, and professional kitchen renovation services only magnify that value. You can get off to a good start by replacing your kitchen faucet on an old sink.
Plumbing is one area that can suffer from cold winters. However, by following a few simple tips, you can ensure that your home and its plumbing are prepared for anything the Canadian winter wants to throw at them.
No matter how careful you are about what goes down your drain, sometimes something slips down your drain and emits a nasty odour.