Emergency Services

 They can be particularly annoying if the toilet is close to a bedroom. The main reason for this problem is that cisterns are usually the most heavily used parts of a plumbing system. However, a noisy toilet cistern can be repaired with simple plumbing tools and in a very short time. There can be many reasons for a noisy toilet cistern. Dirty valve One of the most common reasons for a noisy cistern is that dirt and debris has built up in the fill valve. A honking or whistling sound is caused by the water pressure running over this dirt and debris. Fixing this problem is quite simple. The first thing you need to do is turn off the water supply, then open the top of the valve and check for debris. If you find any dirt, remove it and replace the valve. Switch the water supply back on and check the pipe for any leaks . This should stop the noise from the cistern. Water hammer This can be caused by a worn valve diaphragm disc, which is relatively easy to repair. You only need to replace...

  For a perfect flush, you need a functioning toilet float. A toilet float is a small device that ensures that the toilet bowl fills with water without overflowing. This small device, sometimes called a ball valve, can become misaligned from time to time, leaving you in a predicament. If you are not getting the right amount of water into your toilet bowl (too much or too little) or the toilet sounds like it is constantly running, check your toilet float. It may be that the float needs to be adjusted. It is relatively easy to know how to adjust the float. Before you call a plumber or flood your bathroom, check your toilet float and see if you can adjust it yourself.  Remove the tank lid First, remove the toilet tank lid, which is the large cap that sits on the back of the toilet. Next you need to identify the float in the tank. Every toilet looks a little different, but usually the floats are easy to identify. Your toilet float should look like a ball floating on the water in ...

  A clogged drain line is something to be reckoned with because it happens all the time. Some of the most common causes of clogs include grease buildup and debris. Hair, solid objects, food, and many other types of debris can clog the drain. However, there are some ways to clear the clogged drain, and here they are. Using the plunger The plunger is a tried and true method that has been used for years. This tool is the first aid for any type of clog. It uses compressed air or water to push on whatever is clogging the drain. The plunger works best for clogged toilet bowls and other drains where the rubber head can fit. Use a plumber's snake or cable drill Use this flexible steel cable to remove debris from the drain. Simply take the tool by the hook and pull it out, which will clog the drain line. This process also requires some elbow grease. Simply insert the tool into the drain pipe and use it to find the clog. If there is resistance, it means it has hit something. Turn the handl...