In this article, we talk about how to use a wet/dry vacuum to unclog drains. Our guide covers setup, the step-by-step unclogging process, safety measures, and vacuum maintenance. Analyze the advantages and limitations of other methods, ensuring your drains are maintained without professional help.

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In this article, our team discusses enzyme-based drain cleaners, comparing their efficacy with chemical and mechanical methods. Learn about their suitability for different clogs, environmental benefits, and how regular use can maintain and extend the life of your plumbing, all while keeping your home safe and eco-friendly.

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In this article, we explore how to clear a clogged shower drain with expert tips on removal methods, natural solutions, and when it's crucial to call a professional. 

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In this article, we explore why pouring cooking grease down your drain is harmful. We cover its effects on your plumbing and the environment, provide alternative disposal methods, and offer tips for handling accidents. Learn how to manage grease disposal responsibly to avoid legal issues and protect your community.

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In this article, we explore various methods to effectively remove hair from your drains. From DIY techniques using household items to professional plumbing services, we cover the best practices to keep your drains clear and functioning properly. Learn about the benefits of regular drain maintenance and preventive solutions.

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In this article, we explore why certain everyday items shouldn't be flushed down your toilet. From cooking oils to baby wipes, learn how these can damage your plumbing and environment, and how Drain Blaster Bill's expert services can help keep your drains clear and functioning properly.

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Back in the old days of plumbing inspection, plumbers had one of two choices. A) They could use a snake or other tool and drive down into the plumbing system to make an educated guess of what was wrong with your drain. B) They could physically climb down into areas that were wide enough, like an outside drain or septic area and inspect the system.

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Whether you're doing new construction or just learning about the systems, you may never have considered the regulations that come with them. The MPCA (Minnesota Pollution Control Agency) has rules about how they are installed, designed, and managed.

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If your home has a septic system, you should have a solid understanding of how it works to maintain it properly. While a correctly designed and installed septic system can last for decades, it does require periodic inspections and maintenance to function optimally. 

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As utility bills continue to climb in Minnesota, you may be looking for practical ways to reduce your expenses as much as possible. One way to trim some of off of your water bill is to conserve water. There are several ways you can either reduce water consumption or make your plumbing system more efficient.

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