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“Flood” is a dreaded word that no homeowner wants to hear. Whenever there has been flood damage to a home, the expectation is that the damage will take a long time to repair and will be rather costly.

You walk into the bathroom to wash your hands. You turn the water on, then turn it off. You start to walk away and then you hear it. Drip. Drip. Drip. You attempt to tighten the faucet, but it continues to release a slow drip. What should you do?

The catastrophes that hard water can do on so many things are often discussed. From hair to shower fixtures, hard water can wreak havoc.

Bathroom caulking makes your sink, shower and bathtub impenetrable to water, but over time, it deteriorates and needs to be replaced. When this happens, you could end up with a moldy mildew situation due to water damage.

Keeping your shower fresh and clean can be a challenge, considering its daily use. You could go all out cleaning your shower, and within a couple of days the sparkly clean look is gone, and you are left with grimy walls and dirty glass doors.

Once warmer weather hits, it’s not just the heat you have to worry about -- there’s also mold. Mold has a tendency to pop up unexpectedly and can be annoying to get rid of.

Towel warmers are a great convenience and quite popular. However, there some things you need to know for safety purposes when using them. Many things that can make towel warmers a bit of a hazard. Even if these problems are rare, it is better to be safe than sorry.

When installing new floors in any room of your house, every room has its requirements. The bathroom is no different. It has a unique set of requirements that must be met to make a new floor effective and practical. In fact, practicality is perhaps the most important consideration of all.

Regrouting Your Tile: The Nitty Gritty So, the time has come to regrout your tile. It may be completely new to you, or it might have been such a long time since you last grouted anything that you have forgotten about all the nitty gritty details. In either case, this blog post is sure to help.

Household cleaning products are all pretty much the same, aren’t they? They are designed to do one thing for your home: clean things. It seems like a relatively simple concept, doesn’t it? Unfortunately, most American households don’t have an accurate understanding of what cleaning products do.