Funny thing, I’ve actually had fewer “Murphy moments” since switching to a dry setup. With the black tank, it was always something—leaks, clogs, senso...

I get where you’re coming from on the WiFi alarms—mine’s saved my bacon a couple times, too. But I’ll be honest, I’m still a little skeptical about re...

Yeah, those seat grinder kits are a bit of a joke, aren’t they? I tried one once—ended up with more leaks than I started with. I’ve had better luck ju...

Title: Restaurant kitchen shut down after messy plumbing fiasco—thoughts? I get where you’re coming from, but I’ve actually had some luck with a co...

Swapping out the old shower head for a low-flow one was one of those “why didn’t I do this sooner?” moments for me. I was worried about the pressure d...

Yeah, I’ve run into the same thing with those markings being off, especially on my 1960s place. Last year I was digging for a French drain and hit wha...

I totally get where you’re coming from. When my basement flooded, the insurance adjuster’s estimate was way lower than any contractor would touch. End...

I get where you’re coming from, but I’ve had a bit of a different experience with half flushes—at least in my house. I actually swapped out two old si...

That line hits home. I’ve tried everything short of laser-engraving. Sharpie on zip ties lasted a season—then mold city. I caved and got those cheap a...

That’s been my experience too. I had a hairline crack in a bathroom sink that I patched up with one of those two-part epoxy kits—wasn’t expecting much...

We had a similar issue a couple years back—basement drain backing up every time we had heavy rain. I was pretty skeptical about trenchless lining at f...