I've installed quite a few sediment filters, and honestly, if you size them right and keep up with maintenance, pressure drop is barely noticeable. Ce...

I've definitely found videos helpful too, especially when dealing with older setups where nothing matches the diagrams anymore. Had a job last year wh...

Yeah, soaking stuff overnight has saved me a ton of hassle too. Especially with rusted bolts or screws—used to waste ages trying to force them loose. ...

Couldn't agree more about checking what's behind the wall first—I've had my fair share of surprises too. Another tip: when you're measuring for that a...

Running a separate line definitely saves headaches later. Had a similar issue with softened water killing off some delicate herbs—took me forever to p...

I installed a rain harvesting setup about two years ago without a first-flush diverter at first, thinking the same thing—why spend extra? But honestly...

Greywater setups can definitely be tricky if you're not prepared for the maintenance involved. The lint and soap residue buildup is something most DIY...

Flexible connectors can definitely save the day, but I'd caution against relying on them too heavily. They're great for minor misalignments or tricky ...

Couldn't agree more. I've helped install plenty of these detectors, and honestly, the difference between a cheapo model and a quality detector is nigh...

Yeah, galvanized pipes can definitely complicate things. I've dealt with this issue a bunch of times, and you're right—sometimes the valve alone won't...

Honestly, sounds like you're dealing with something deeper down the line rather than just the usual hair and soap buildup. Those plastic snakes are ok...