10 Simple Habits to Extend the Life of Your Plumbing
Plumbing failures rarely begin as catastrophic events. More often, they develop slowly from worn parts, mineral buildup, and small leaks that go unnoticed. The good news: many longevity problems can be reduced with straightforward habits that cost little time or money.
1) Fix small leaks immediately
A dripping faucet or a slowly running toilet can waste large amounts of water and quietly damage fixtures and surrounding materials. Addressing leaks early helps prevent corrosion, water damage, and higher utility bills.
2) Don’t flush “non-flushable” items
Even products labeled as safe can contribute to clogs. Avoid flushing wipes, dental floss, grease, cotton swabs, and feminine hygiene products. For toilet-safe paper, use only what is designed to break down quickly.
3) Use drain strainers
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