Cleaning experts share that these are five items that you should never pour down your drain under any circumstance.

When it comes to cleaning your home, shelves are lined with products promising sparkling surfaces, fresh scents, and ultimate ...

In Fairfax County, one person generates 90 gallons of wastewater a day, on average. Once that water disappears down the drain or toilet, most people forget about it. It’s gone. But it’s not really ...

Here’s how you can keep your toilet brush clean with minimal effort ...

There’s nothing quite as irritating as observing water persistently sitting on your bathroom floor or kitchen sink, refusing to drain as expected. This exasperating predicament often incites ...

World Class Sewer & Drain, a family-owned plumbing and sewer drain service company based in Bellmore, New York, has announced ...

Vegetables are another common food thrown down kitchen sink drains. Avoid throwing fibrous vegetables such as onions, celery, ...

A sparkling kitchen counter or freshly vacuumed rug can make a home feel tidy—but some of the most-touched, most-used items ...

Oil, out-of-date milk and even roast dinner residues contribute to the growth of fatbergs, a sticky problem for sewerage systems ...

Curiosity spikes fast when a dig meant to reveal palace walls instead exposes plumbing that looks surprisingly familiar. A ...

Your toilet brush may be the filthiest thing in your bathroom; this simple 5-second habit keeps it disinfected each week with ...

Cleaning the toilet bowl is a very common activity we engage in as part of our everyday cleaning routines. Still, the toilet ...