You shouldn't pour boiling water down your drains, but how hot is too hot? I asked a plumber

If you do resort to pouring hot water down your drain, Bryant recommends not to go too hot, and to avoid pouring boiling water down your drain, which is 212°F. Instead of going for the boil, he ...
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NO! Don't pour any amount of grease down the drain. Instead, you need to can it.

GREENSBORO, N.C. — Cooking is the focus, but don't let the meal cost you big bucks with a plumbing issue or sewage backup. Last year, fats, oil, and grease caused nearly 15% of blockages and overflows ...
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Boiling Water Isn't The Answer To Frozen Pipes – Here's What To Do Instead

Much of the U.S. is facing a potentially colder-than-average winter, and many states have already experienced their first snow of the season. Cold temperatures and bad weather can impact more than ...

Stop drains smelling and prevent sink clogs by pouring 1 item down the drain

Drains can become one of the dirtiest spots in your house due to food scraps and grease, but you don't need harsh chemicals ...
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Nelson Mechanical Designs, Installs Huge Solar Radiant System

MARTHA’S VINEYARD, MA — Nelson Mechanical Design installed a 20-collector solar hot water drain back system to provide pool heat, radiant floor heating, and domestic hot water pre-heat for a customer.