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August 2014 Newsletter
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Professional Plumbing Installations
When purchasing a new plumbing fixture or appliance such as a sink, garbage disposal, tub or shower, toilet, water heater, you will need to choose to install it yourself (if you have the know-how) or hire a professional. In either case, someone with experience should handle your plumbing installation to ensure that it’s done right…

Which Household Items Are Actually Dishwasher Safe?
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