As adults, it’s easy to take what we know for granted. For instance, few adults would ever intentionally flush a Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtle action figure down the toilet. However, if you’re a parent, you probably know a few “tiny” humans who might be inclined to give this a try.
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When taking a trip to the restroom, most of us don’t think about what happens to our “business” once we flush the toilet. In most cases, it’s a prime example of “out of sight, out of mind.” However, what we flush impacts our homes’ plumbing systems, municipal sewer systems, sewage treatment plants, and even the environment. Read More “What You Need to Know About What You Flush”
Keeping a clean home can do more than lift your spirits–it can also prevent germs from spreading from one family member to another. However, conventional products, like bleach, often contain harsh chemicals that can be harmful to breathe. Fortunately, there’s more than one way to clean and disinfect your home, and you can start today with just a few simple ingredients you probably already have in your cupboard.
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Whether you’re looking to conserve water usage to help the environment or lower your water bill, we’re here to guide you there. At Green Planet Plumbing & Sewer, our goal has always been to help people enhance the eco-friendliness of their homes.
2020 is almost upon us, and you know what that means— it’s time to create your New Year’s resolutions! Has this last year been filled with slow drainage, stubborn clogs, and a plethora of other plumbing problems?
The holiday season is upon us, and although no one really discusses it—your plumbing is put under an inordinate amount of stress. As you host more, so does your toilet. This puts additional pressure on your septic system.
Whether we all realize it or not, everyone is wasting water in some capacity. Though we can’t completely eliminate all water waste, we absolutely can make an impactful increase in water saved. And, this all starts at home.
A clogged drain is among the most common plumbing problems. Instead of calling a professional to clear the blockage, many homeowners opt to buy liquid drain cleaners. While these products are readily available at your local hardware store, the best approach is to leave them on the shelf. While liquid drain cleaners seem like an easy solution to plumbing clogs, they can be hazardous and are generally ineffective in the long run.
Read More “6 Reasons to Ditch Harsh Chemical Drain Cleaners”
What do hybrids, electric cars, paper straws, reusable coffee cups, and solar panels all have in common? They are environmentally conscious. Sustainable living practices are becoming more commonplace; however, we still have a far way to go. Simply using the paper straw instead of a plastic one, although we appreciate the effort, is not enough.
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