Yeah, those magnetic covers are more hassle than they’re worth in my experience. Folks try to save a buck but end up with uneven temps and a noisy sys...

I've used those enzyme cleaners a few times, and honestly, they're kinda hit or miss. They seem decent for minor buildup, but if you've got something ...

Yeah, I've run into that issue too. People think "natural" means safe for plumbing, but oils and fats—natural or not—can really build up over time. Gr...

Been there myself—city says it's "routine," but it's never that simple, is it? Good call on the aerators. I've seen more than a few faucets sputter ba...

Haha, been there! Vinegar soak works wonders, but if you're impatient like me, CLR cleaner is a lifesaver. Just don't leave it too long—learned that l...

Totally agree about brushed nickel—it's been my go-to for years. Another thing I'd add is to pay attention to the internal components too, not just th...

Yeah, agreed on checking those nozzles. I had one showerhead that vinegar couldn't save—it looked fine but sprayed sideways no matter what. Turned out...

Good points, especially about trusting your nose. Had a client a while back who swore the sensor app was giving him false alarms—turned out the leak w...

Gotta say, plumbing isn't always rocket science. Sure, things can go sideways fast, but with patience, proper tools, and a bit of prep, most basic ins...

Yeah, bathrooms are notorious for hiding nasty surprises. Had a similar issue a couple years back—subfloor looked fine until I pulled the toilet and f...

Haha, yeah those fading labels are definitely suspicious—I'm convinced it's a conspiracy to keep us maintenance folks guessing. Agree completely on Yo...

Yeah, totally agree with you on the washers. I've seen plenty of folks crank down fittings thinking tighter equals better, only to end up with leaks o...