Bathroom Plumbing Tips

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  • Do not flush items other than toilet paper down the toilet. Other items do not easily dissolve and are the basis of most toilet clogs.
  • Look around the base of the toilet to see if there are stains or peeling vinyl suggesting water damage. If the floor feels spongy, there may be rotting wood underneath.
  • Check to see how quickly the toilet flushes.
  • Press on the walls where tiles come in contact with the bathtub to see if they are loose or leaky. Soft walls are a sign of water damage behind the tiles.

Putman & Son’s Plumbing is here to help with all your bathroom plumbing needs. Call us with questions or service and our professional plumbers will take care of any problem quickly (248) 652-0990.

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