When you have a clogged toilet, you want to do everything you can to make sure that it gets unclogged as soon as possible. There are a variety of things you can do to make that happen.
Hot Water and Dish Soap
One of the things that you can do is to try using dish soap and hot water. It doesn't have to be dish soap, it could be any kind of liquid soap or shampoo; the important thing is that it is soap.
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When The Heating System Makes Strange Noises It's Time To Investigate
The heating system in your home can make all kinds of noises. From steam coming out of a radiator system to your ductwork clanging because of air changes, you probably don't notice the noises coming from your heating system until they are not the normal. While your heat isn't going to be silent, there are a number of reasons to investigate further when you hear different sounds. Whether it's when you turn on your system, or after your heat is on for awhile, odd noises can indicate that there is a problem with your heat.
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How To Keep Your Home Warm And Cozy All Holiday Season Long
During the holidays, you probably want to enjoy yourself and all of the festivities rather than worrying about the temperature. If you're worried that your home might be a little too cool for comfort this winter, following these tips can help you keep your home warm and cozy all holiday season long.
Pay Your Heating System a Little Attention
Before the craziness of the holiday season begins, call your HVAC company to schedule an appointment for a tune-up.
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Troubleshooting Problems Lighting Your Gas Furnace With An Igniter Switch
While preparing to fire up your gas furnace for the first time this season, you may have discovered that the burner refuses to light. If you have a newer model gas furnace that has an igniter switch instead of a pilot, use the following troubleshooting guide to see if you can find a simple solution to the problem.
Make Sure the Switch Has Electricity
When you try using the igniter switch, listen carefully for a clicking noise that indicates that it is trying to light the burner.
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