Emergency Services

 Toilet clogging is one of the less glamorous aspects of home maintenance, but it is a common problem that every homeowner has to face sooner or later. Clogs can range from minor annoyances that are quickly resolved with a toilet plunger, to more serious clogs that disrupt daily life and require professional intervention. When the flush comes to a head: What are the causes of toilet clogs? Toilet clogs can be caused by various problems. The most common culprits are items that should never be flushed down the toilet, such as wipes, paper towels and feminine hygiene products. These items do not decompose in water like toilet paper, causing clogs that can be difficult to clear. In addition, excessive use of toilet paper can overload older plumbing systems, creating clogs that are difficult to clear without professional tools. Sometimes, unexpected objects also enter the system, especially in homes with small children, where toys and other small objects may end up being thrown in accid...

 Installation of non-watertight insulation Step 1 - Installing gravel and plastic sheeting First, place 7.5 cm of gravel at the bottom of a 75 cm trench. Then, line the trench with heavy plastic sheeting. Step 2 - Install foam board insulation Cut the rigid foam insulation into 30 cm wide strips. Lay several of these strips, to a depth of 10 cm, over the plastic sheeting. Next, lay the water pipes on top of the insulation. Add insulation, again to a depth of 10 cm, on both sides of the water pipes.  Step 3 - Tape the sheet Fold the plastic sheeting so that the sides completely cover the insulation and tape it down. Next, use another 60 cm wide piece of plastic sheeting and wrap it around the top of this package. Tape the edges along the sides of the insulated package to prevent moisture from penetrating it. Step 4 - Filling the trench with soil Finally, fill the trench with soil. Although this method of insulation works well, remember that if water penetrates the trench, it wi...