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RE: When is it time to swap out old pipes?

Couldn’t agree more. I’ve managed a few places with original copper, and honestly, unless you’re seeing green corrosion or regular leaks, it’s usually...

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RE: Cracked Sink Dilemma: DIY Kit or Professional Fix?

Can’t stress this enough—skipping the drying step is where most folks mess up. I’ve had tenants “fix” cracks with kits, only to have the patch peel of...

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RE: Help, my basement drain's backing up again...

Liners can be great, but honestly, they're not always the best long-term fix, especially if soil shifts around your property. Had a rental where we di...

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RE: green plumbing showdown: greywater recycling vs rainwater harvesting

I've installed both setups in a couple of properties, and honestly, each has its place. Rain barrels are great if you're looking for something quick a...

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

Yep, been there—foam can be sneaky like that. Learned the hard way myself years ago. Now I always recommend tenants do a quick monthly check behind an...

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RE: are water-saving toilets really worth the hype?

Totally agree on simpler being better. Here's a quick tip: if you're set on dual-flush, pick models with clearly labeled buttons (big and small flush ...

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RE: are water-saving toilets really worth the hype?

I've run into similar headaches with older buildings, but honestly, I've found the toilet design itself matters way more than just going by brand repu...

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RE: green plumbing showdown: greywater recycling vs rainwater harvesting

Had a tenant who installed a greywater system a couple years back, and honestly, once we got past the initial setup headaches, it ran pretty smoothly....

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