A dripping showerhead is more than just an annoyance — it's a sign pointing to potential problems in your bathroom. From the constant, irritating sound that disrupts your peace to the unnecessary hike in water bills and the eventual water damage it could cause, the effects of a leaking showerhead can ripple through your household.
So how do you turn the tide on this issue? Identifying the signs early and knowing how to fix a leaky showerhead can save you from these troubles.
In this post, we’ll guide you through the various ways to regain control and silence that drip for good.
A hot water tempering valve is a plumbing device designed to mix hot and cold water to a safe, pre-set temperature before it reaches your taps. This essential safety device ensures that water dispensed from your showers, baths and sinks is consistently at a temperature that won’t cause scalding injuries.
Roof plumbing is a crucial part of your home, preventing rainwater damage and maintaining its integrity. Below, we’ll discuss everything there is to know about roof plumbing, including its pros and cons, what a roof plumber does and when it’s time to call on the experts.
Below, we’ll talk about how to override off-peak hot water so you can make sure that you have hot water when you need it most. Whether you're in the heart of the city or nestled in the suburbs, we’re here to guide you on optimising your hot water system.
If you see a mysterious increase in your water bill, spot unexplained damp patches in your yard or hear the sound of running water where it shouldn't be, you might be dealing with an underground water leak. Unlike visible leaks, these sneaky water leaks can wreak havoc beneath the surface, causing structural damage.
There are a few things just as good as the cosy embrace of a hot shower — the perfect remedy for a long, tiring day at work or a chilly morning wake-up call. Until, of course, your trusty gas hot water system decides it's time for an unexpected hiatus.
Energy prices are a hot topic right now, as is our rising water consumption. As prices rise we tend to look around the home and what we can change to see a big difference in the bill when it inevitably arrives.
Thankfully there are solutions, and you can implement several smart solutions around the house to lower the overall water and electricity bills.
Every Australian household is unique. Therefore, the changes you set to bring about to your energy consumption can differ from your neighbour’s. You can start by understanding how much energy and natural resources your household consumes every day (and when) along with specific energy-saving actions that will have maximum impact on your overall home.
In December 2019, NSW is facing a particularly bad period of drought. This is expected to continue to worse in the coming months as temperatures increase and rainfall continues to be an issue. Total water storage across Greater Sydney is currently at around 44.5%. While the extended sunny days and warm temperatures may seem like a gift, in truth the region is also experiencing one of the most severe droughts on record. Two years on and the drought in rural New South Wales and Greater Sydney shows no sign of slowing down. In order to control the situation, there are now water restrictions in place across all Sydney suburbs.
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