Are you fed up with your kitchen sink being an echo chamber? You’re not alone. Kitchen sink noise is one of the most common household frustrations people have, especially with stainless steel sinks. However, not many people know how quick and easy it is to fix this problem. Expanding foam can make your sink more quiet. Read more to see how John C. Flood offers step by step instructions on how to fix a noisy sink.
Category: How-To Guides
Aug 07
How to Unclog a Bathroom Sink (5 DIY Fixes)
A clogged bathroom sink is a major pain in your house, but there are several ways to fix it. Read 5 ways to solve this common problem!
Jul 24
How To Tell If Your Thermostat Is Broken
To see if the thermostat is communicating with the furnace, set the temperature five degrees higher than your normal temperature and see if the heat kicks on — that should help you determine whether the device is prompting the furnace to engage. Obviously, if the system is set to “cool” and you want heat, switch the setting.
Jul 24
Can You Run Your Furnace Without A Filter?
If your run a furnace without a filter, it can be bad for your health and indoor air quality. Keeping a clean filter in your furnace ensures the unit operates efficiently and can keep dirt, dander, and debris from circulating back through your home. Learn the importance of an HVAC air filter and how to change your air filter.
Jul 17
How to Fix a Toilet That Randomly Runs
No one has used the bathroom for awhile, yet the toilet suddenly starts filling up like it was recently flushed. If your toilet fills randomly, you likely have a water level issue in the toilet tank. Follow these tips to adjust the toilet filling valve and fix this common plumbing issue.
Jun 30
How to Test & Improve Your Air Conditioner’s Efficiency
Here is a simple test you can use to make sure that your air conditioner is working properly.
May 28
How to Fix Recessed Lights That Won’t Stay Up
Recessed lighting is one of the most popular lighting options for homeowners because of its variety and reasonable pricing. Over time, your recessed lighting can appear to sag from the ceiling as the springs holding it in place wear down and stretch out. If you ignore fixing recessed lighting, it can cause the fixture to be exposed, permit drafts into your home, and eventually become a fire hazard. In a few steps, John C Flood explains how to fix recessed lights depending on the type of trim your fixture has.
Oct 11
Where Is The Water Shut Off Valve In Your Home?
When you move into a new home, one of the very first things you'll want to do is locate the main water shut-off valve.
Aug 23
How To Save Money And Improve Your Home's Energy Efficiency
Here are a few ways you can make your home a more environmentally-friendly space.
Aug 09
Common Problems To Look For When Your AC Unit Stops Working
Check for these problems first when your HVAC system stops working because sometimes you can easily fix the issue yourself. Learn about the usual suspects so you can keep your home comfortable and cool.
Aug 02
How To Assemble An Emergency Plumbing Repair Kit
Here are a few of the tools you will need for your plumbing emergency kit.
Jul 26
3 Creative Ways To Hide Your Air Conditioner
Should you cover your air conditioner with an AC unit cover? Absolutely! Check out these few creative ways to conceal your air conditioner in your backyard.
Jul 19
The Do's and Don'ts of Remodeling Your Bathroom
Here are a few of the major do's and don'ts or remodeling your home's bathroom. Moving old plumbing for a bathroom remodel can be a huge undertaking. Choose John C. Flood to ensure your bathroom remodel runs smoothly.
Nov 29
How To Winterize Plumbing In Your Home
Make sure that your home’s plumbing is properly winterized and maintained to prevent any possible disasters from happening down the road. Not only will this save you money in the long run, it will also help to keep your family safe while you are all enjoying the chilly season in the comfort of your residence. Here are a few ways to make sure that your home's plumbing has been properly winterized.
Nov 08
Why Is My Water Heater Overheating?
If you notice your hot water hotter than normal, it could be a warning that your water heater is overheating. It’s important to take note if your water heater is suddenly hot because this problem could injure your family or cause a water heater explosion. In order to keep your hot water heater healthy, you need to ensure your water heater doesn’t get hotter than normal.