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RE: Gravel or pipe? Weird things I learned about backyard drainage

Laser levels are actually pretty handy, even for a one-off project. I borrowed one from a neighbor once and it made a world of difference—no more gues...

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RE: My Pipes Burst at 2 AM—Ever Had a Midnight Plumbing Nightmare?

I’ve seen both sides of this debate play out in real life, and honestly, you make a solid point about the value of smart sensors. The tech has come a ...

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RE: When your living room is a sauna but your bedroom's an igloo

Had a call last winter where the homeowner swore closing off two vents upstairs would help push more heat downstairs. Ended up with the opposite—bedro...

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RE: green plumbing showdown: greywater recycling vs rainwater harvesting

I get the appeal of rain barrels—hard to argue with “simple, cheap, and still worth it.” But I do think greywater deserves a bit more credit, especial...

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RE: Getting That Stubborn Dishwasher Working Again Without Calling a Repair Guy

I've wondered about that too, but in my experience, citric acid is pretty mild compared to some of the harsher descalers out there. As long as you're ...

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RE: Battle Of The Blocked Sink: Which Magic Potion Actually Works?

That’s pretty much been my experience too. Enzyme cleaners sound great in theory—let the little microbes munch away at the gunk and you never have to ...

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RE: SEPTIC SYSTEM NIGHTMARES: DID YOU KNOW THIS?

SEPTIC SYSTEM NIGHTMARES: DID YOU KNOW THIS? I get where the skepticism comes from—there’s a lot of “miracle” stuff out there for septic systems, and...

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