Do you have a garbage disposal in your home? If not—what are you waiting for? While the garbage disposal may not be as essential a plumbing appliance as, say, your water heater or your washing machine, it does have many great benefits to offer. Fewer trips to the curb with garbage, quicker cleanup times, and just more convenience in general. If you think that you put just anything down your garbage disposal, however—think again! Some items aren’t appropriate.
Not only are some materials best kept out of your garbage disposal, but some of them aren’t quite what you’d expect, either. We get it. Using a garbage disposal isn’t all that complicated. That doesn’t mean that you can just dive into it, though. If you’re new to your garbage disposal in Paradise, NV, or if you’ve run into trouble and think you may have caused it, read this post carefully. And, as always, schedule your plumbing services with us.
Nobody wants to encounter clogged drains in their homes. If we can be honest for a minute here, though—well, we’re always honest in this blog—the fact of the matter is that you will most definitely encounter clogs in your home at some point. And, chances are, you yourself will have played a role in the formation of those clogs. We’re not trying to be accusatory. It is just a fact of home ownership.
We sometimes joke about how a water heater isn’t the most exciting of purchases and how you’d probably rather invest in something a bit more flashy and fun. We always follow that up by reiterating the fact that your water heater, exciting or not, is essential. That means that an eventual replacement is a must—you are not likely to decide that you can actually go without one in your home. But when is the right time to commit?
