The P-trap is the U-shaped part of the drain, and it's a common place for sediment or gunk buildup. Most P-traps can be removed by hand, so all you need to do this is a bowl and an old toothbrush.

When left unaddressed, frozen pipes can quickly become serious (and costly) problems. To deal with them promptly, it's important to know what to look out for.

The Pennsylvania Department of Agriculture, 866-366-3723, uses a risk-based inspection reporting process for restaurants and other food handlers.

Few things are more frustrating than discovering a hidden leak after the damage is done. A warped cupboard, peeling paint or that unmistakable musty smell can turn a small drip into a costly repair ...

If you’ve noticed a decline in your kitchen faucet’s water pressure, don’t start shopping for new faucets just yet. Chances are it’s just a build up of sediment and scale that’s reducing the flow of ...

If you have a question about a renovation you’re tackling, are unsure about a specific upgrade or are simply curious how to ...

The “Thaw-Burst” Cycle Homes experiencing extended power outages are currently in a high-risk window. When interior temperatures drop below freezing, water within the plumbing and fire sprinkler ...

Bathroom listings love to brag about “updated” finishes, but a shiny vanity can hide plumbing that is already failing behind the walls. If you know how to read the clues in a remodeled bathroom, you ...

Health code inspections of Springfield restaurants revealed a total of 28 priority violations and 26 nonpriority violations, while routine inspections of food establishments revealed 14 priority ...

The Pennsylvania Department of Agriculture, 866-366-3723, uses a risk-based inspection reporting process for restaurants and other food handlers.