PVC might be best known for plumbing repairs and irrigation systems, but that doesn’t mean you can’t get creative with it. In this tongue-in-cheek “Beer Edition,” we experiment with clear…
Starting out in plumbing (or any trade) can feel overwhelming, especially when deciding which tools you really need from day one. While there’s no universal rulebook, some essentials will serve…
Cutting open a used water heater can reveal a surprising (and often alarming) buildup of sediment inside. Over time, minerals like calcium and magnesium settle at the bottom, forming a…
Replacing an old toilet with a new one can be easier than you think. Whether your current toilet is malfunctioning, you want to upgrade for style or water efficiency, or…
Brazing copper pipes can be done in multiple ways, but two popular methods involve using a Turbo Torch or a rosebud tip on an oxy-acetylene rig. Each approach has its…
Whether you’re installing new water lines or considering a repipe, you’ve likely come across PEX A and PEX B. Both are types of cross-linked polyethylene (PEX), a flexible yet durable…