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I hope everyone had a safe New Year’s Eve. As we enter a new year, does everyone have their 2024’s resolutions yet? The common ones are working out, eating better, working towards a financial goal or improving a relationship with someone, but does anyone remember to also do a new year's resolution for your home? What goals or improvements are you wanting to do? It can be something super simple like change out a faucet or light, or it can be more extreme, such as a remodel or add-on. For me, I want to update my kitchen and install new vinyl plank flooring throughout my house. This will take some planning and money saving, but it needs to be done and it’s long overdue. I think we neglect home improvements because we don’t have the time, the money, or we're just lazy. Making a list of things that need to be updated in your home is a great start. Once you have a list, you can prioritize and see which ones are easier to do first. It will give you a sense of accomplishment as you cross things off your list for this year. Whatever your new year resolution is for your home, big or small, we can help you make it happen this year. Just give us a call and we can put it on our schedule! From all of us at Qualtire, we wish you a wonderful New Year filled with happiness and great fortune. 
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When it comes to plungers, everyone has them in their homes. They come in a wide variety of shapes, sizes and colors. When you think of a plunger, it usually has a wooden handle with a red rubber suction cup.
What people don’t know is that there is a difference between the shape and size of the plunger. The plunger that everyone thinks about (wooden handle with a rubber suction cup) is for sinks and not for the toilet. The correct toilet plunger has a slightly different head; the cup has a narrow mouth which fits into the toilet hole. Plungers only unclog small stoppages unfortunately. For larger mainline stoppages, you will need to call your trusted plumber to unclog that stoppage. |
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