There are a lot of things about toilets that customers might not be aware of. For instance, did you know that toilets use just gravity to flush waste? They’re really ingenious inventions and we want to make sure that everyone who reads our blog is taking good care of their toilet. The truth is that there are some components of a toilet that might wear down faster than others, and we think it’s important that customers be aware of what they can deal with and what they might need help with.
There are also a few guidelines that we need to start with, since a toilet that’s handled incorrectly could end up leaking and causing a pretty serious plumbing problem that needs to be fixed. So, this blog post is about making sure things are done the right way.
If you’re unsure as to how to replace certain parts of your toilet, or you need help, you can always call our team for toilet repairs in Bloomington, IL.
Kitchen plumbing is fundamentally different from bathroom plumbing. Not only do we use them for fundamentally different tasks, but the materials that go down the different drains are different as well. That’s why there’s a big difference regarding what you can do to help your plumbing in each of these locations.
There isn’t really an exact science behind preventing clogged drains. That’s because everyone’s drains will clog from different materials or at different speeds depending on the type of lifestyle they live. Fortunately, you have our 
Is your toilet running? Wait, you can stop looking out the window and panicking, we don’t mean sprouting legs and physically running—we mean constantly draining water. This kind of running can be a real drag, because it can influence your ability to use your bathroom while also being a massive waste of water that you end up paying for anyways!
You wouldn’t believe the number of times homeowners call us for some infuriating toilet related issue. Either the toilet won’t flush because it’s running, or won’t flush because of some other reason, it seems pretty imperative that your toilet does the one thing it’s supposed to do—flush!
There’s really nothing like a plumbing problem to make you realize how important your plumbing system is. We wish it didn’t have to be this way, but it’s just not realistic to think that you’re going to stay up at night losing sleep over a plumbing system that’s perfectly intact. Your plumbing system is a pretty innocuous home comfort structure. As long as it’s doing its job, you’re not going to give it a second thought.
If you’re anything like the average homeowner, you probably spend a lot of time in your bathroom over the course of a year. After all, it’s the room that contains a lot of plumbing appliances integral to your daily routine. It’s in your best interests to keep those appliances in the best possible shape over the years, so that you can continue relying on them on a daily basis. Follow the tips below to make sure that your bathroom plumbing appliances stay in the best possible shape. 
The bathroom has the highest concentration of plumbing appliances in the average home, aside from perhaps the kitchen. Every plumbing system in the bathroom is also probably one that you rely on every day. You wouldn’t want to get up in the morning to find your shower isn’t working, or your toilet, or your sink. So, if you want to be able to go through your daily routine uninterrupted, it’s a good idea to make sure that your bathroom plumbing systems are kept in good shape. There are a number of good ways that you can keep your various bathroom systems operating smoothly. Follow the tips below to get started.