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DIY Plumbing Advice strives to provide you with plumbing and water information that is reliable,
responsible, and free. The purpose of this site is to show YOU how to do it, not just to show an
abbreviated video of how I did it. A plumbing glossary is included on each subject page.
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2. Should you DIY or not?(click)
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Do it Yourself
Doing it yourself is great. But, starting a do-it-yourself project and discovering half way through that
you shouldn't have started it on your own is not.

3. DIYplumbing Advice.com lets you:
Get reliable, and accurate guidance in enough detail that you can actually perform the project to a
successful completion.
Decide to complete the project yourself, or to find out if it is more involved than you want to be.
Be fully informed before you start, so that you are not discovering unexpected aspects when your
water is shut off, your plumbing is disassembled, the hardware store is closed, and you are missing
parts or skills needed to complete the job.
Find information on the responsible use of water, without involving politics, hysteria, allegations,
half-truths, or the passion on either side of the "green" label.

4. When NOT to do it yourself
I suggest NOT doing it yourself when:
You don't feel you completely understand the project first
You don't have all the tools required for the job.
You can't afford to be without water if the repair doesn't go as planned. You may want to avoid times
when the store is closed and professional help is not available
The project involves fuel gas ( natural gas, propane, etc). Getting some water on the floor is one
thing, blowing yourself up is another.
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Easy: Can be done successfully on the fist attempt without special skills; generally with
household tools.
Medium: May require some practice or skill to do successfully. May require tools beyond common
household tools, but available at most hardware or home center stores.
Hard: requires skills/knowledge or more extensive practice to compete successfully. May require
specialized plumbing tools that are not readily available at most hardware stores or home centers
Expert: Requires specialized skills or knowledge to complete successfully and safely. In some
cases the difficulty of the task may not be high, but the possibility of property damage or injury for
an improperly completed task will put the task in this Expert category.
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5. Unclog sink, bath and shower, drains without chemicals. Fix smelly drains. Learn about Septic
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Learn about faucet quality cost, and types.
Learn how to replace shut-off valves, aerators, shower heads and installing water filters.
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