Slot drains, also known as channel drains or trench drains, are essential drainage systems for a wide range of commercial, industrial, and residential applications. They offer several advantages over ...

He remains most at home on a tracto... Drain pipes might seem like a minor and often unseen part of your home. But if they break or malfunction, these fixtures can cause major problems.

A pre-fab shower base makes converting your old bathtub to a shower easy. Here's a procedure that can help you get the job ...

Juan has been a home inspector for 10 years and runs a successful home inspection company in Richmond, VA. He loves inspecting homes, but his real passion is educating home owners and newer ...

Drain flies, also known as moth flies, are a common nuisance in many homes. These pests live and breed inside your plumbing pipes, feeding on decomposing material and laying eggs within the ...

See how it fared in our best shower drain unblocker tests. It only took 15 minutes for this plughole unblocker from Sainsbury's to cut through the grease and food residue. Once it had finished, the ...

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When it comes to drains, you don’t want to wait until there’s a problem. Regularly cleaning your drains can help prevent clogs, slow drainage, foul odors and a host of other potential issues.

However, pest experts warn of certain bugs that can breed or hide in household drain pipes, that are capable of coming up through your drains. If that wasn’t bad enough, there are some pests ...

Nick Upton, 60, and his wife have been flooded 11 times in just eight years - but he has now built his own defences to stop ...

Then we timed how long it took for eight litres of cold tap water to pass through the U-bend and pipes. We compared these timings to a test using an unused U-bend. The quicker the water passed through ...

Drains do a lot of dirty work, carrying hair, food particles, and waste water from our homes. With everything passing through your pipe, it's almost inevitable to get a clog now and then.