Category: DIY Drains

Aimed at DIY or domestic level unblocking drains and dealing with drainage problems.

  • Drainage Pumps

    A Comprehensive Guide to Sewage Pumps: Exploring Saniflo, Sump Pumps, and Heavy-Duty Options When it comes to managing wastewater and sewage, having an efficient and reliable pump system is crucial. Whether you’re looking for a solution for a small bathroom, a basement, or an industrial setting, there are various types of sewage pumps available to…

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  • Easy Ways to Keep Your Bathroom and Kitchen Drains Fresh and Clear.

    Let’s go through some simple DIY methods to keep your drains nice and clean. Whether you’re in a rush before guests come over or you’re suffering from constant bad odours from around the kitchen or bathroom, we’ve got you covered. If you’re handy with tools and confident with most DIY tasks, you should find these…

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  • Best Tools for unblocking drains

    Best Tools for Drain Care and Unblocking

    The best tool to use for a blocked drain, be it toilet, sink or manhole, will depend on the type and severity of the blockage. Here we will break them down by the most effective tools specific to the problem. Toilets The best tool to use for a blocked toilet is a plunger. A plunger…

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  • How To Install a Soakaway in Your Garden (UK)

    Here’s a step-by-step guide on how to install a soakaway in your garden in the UK: Table of contents This guide covers the basics of installing a soakaway, assuming the necessary checks and measurements have already been established. If you’re still working out if you need a soakaway or where to place it, how big…

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  • Why Do Sinks Have U Bends?

    If you’ve ever taken notice of the pipes under sink in your kitchen or bathroom, you’ll see the distinctive “U” bend or trap immediately under, or close to, the plughole. Sinks have U bends (also known as P traps) for a very important reason: to prevent foul odors and harmful gases from entering your home.…

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  • Basic PPE to use when Unblocking Drains in the Home

    When unblocking a toilet, it’s important to take safety precautions to protect yourself from exposure to harmful bacteria and viruses (also you don’t want the particulars of what you’re dealing with on your face, clothes or skin…) You won’t be stylish wearing this stuff, but it could save you becoming ill or harming your eyesight!…

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