Why One Toilet Sucks Water From Another
Find out possible causes of one toilet sucking water from another, and where to go for help solving and fixing.
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Find out possible causes of one toilet sucking water from another, and where to go for help solving and fixing.
I have a small ranch styled home built in 1967. When taking a shower and water is used in another part of the house, the hot or cold water decreases in the shower. Can this problem be remedied?
Recently, the bathtub in my daughter’s bathroom started draining very, very slowly. I bought a bottle of Draino from the local store, followed the directions on the bottle, and after a hour I went to flush the tub. The water now drains faster than before, but as soon as you turn the water off and …
My brother in law built a house that uses a tankless hot water system. The water takes 5 to 10 minutes to get hot. Is this normal, and if so is there a way to speed this hot water warm up period?
A continuously running toilet isn’t something you have to live with and you don’t need to be a plumber to fix it. This common household problem is typically caused by a fill valve that fails to shut off the water when your tank is full. If this is the case, the valve either needs to …