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Do you have red or brown stains in your toilet? It could be rust. Here are a few methods to deal with the issue.

This blog will take you through how long the average person goes to the bathroom per year.

Roughly 25 percent of homes in the U.S. rely on septic tanks for their wastewater system. Septic tanks come with pros and cons, but if you know how to best maintain your system without abusing it, the postives can definitely outweigh the negatives. See how.

Slow-moving drains are a nuisance to your sinks and tub. It might also mean a larger problem is at play. Drain clogs can eventually lead to leaks, which can cost homeowners thousands of dollars to repair. Let's take a look at common causes and how to handle it.

Not all drain cleaners are created equal. Here are some of the best tips we can offer for choosing the best drain cleaner for your needs. Let's get started.

No one wants to take a shower with two inches of dirty water piling up at their feet. Just don’t pull your hair out in frustration — that will only lead to more clogging! We'll show you what to look for and avoid when it comes to slow-moving drains.

Yes, rock salt can harm grass. Let's go over the reasons why rock salt can be dangerous to lawns and give you a friendlier option for battling winter weather.

The freeze-thaw cycle can be dangerous for new concrete. That's why choosing the right ice melt product for new concrete is extremely important. Some products can cause significant harm in just one season and ruin all of your hard work. Here's how to avoid it.

When winter weather strikes, many homeowners pick up the cheapest bag of rock salt they can find. But is “cheap rock salt” really the best option for your furry friends? Let's find out.