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— Scott Ferrell (@SD_Plumbers) Jun 28, 2021

TIP OF THE DAY A likely source for leaks in plumbing is a faulty flapper in the tank of the toilet. A good way to test for a leaking flapper is to add a few drops of food coloring to the top of the tank where the flapper and flush valve are. https://t.co/DrkJGBqzZo

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Tip of the Day Clean your drains.” Pour a half-cup of baking soda down the drain, then a half-cup vinegar. The chemical reaction will help dissolve any small clog. After 10 to 15 minutes, slowly pour hot water to clear out lingering residue. https://t.co/SCOLr1bI77

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