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If you use hot water, grease remains a liquid, then cools and solidifies in the sewer line. Allow the water to
run a minimum of 15 seconds after shutting off the disposal.
Clogged traps can usually be cleared with a plumber's helper (plunger). If you use chemical agents, follow
directions carefully to avoid injury or damage to the fixtures or personal injury.
Clean a plunger drain stopper, usually found in bathroom sinks, by loosening the nut under the sink at the
back, pull out the rod attached to the plunger and lift the stopper out. Clean and return the mechanism to its
original position.
Fixtures
Polished brass and other special finishes plumbing fixtures are susceptible to damage and staining if water is
permitted to stand on the surfaces and by the use of an abrasive cleansing product. Most of the plumbing
fixtures in your new home are plated with polished brass, bright chromium, or other finishes that are resistant
to water corrosion. The plating materials forming these finishes are, however, relatively soft, and can be
damaged with abrasive cleansers, scouring pads and tools or intense sunlight. Clean the fixtures with warm
soapy water and a soft sponge or cloth. Rinse with clear water and wipe dry to prevent spotting and soap
buildup.
If water is permitted to accumulate and stand at the base of the fixtures, corrosion and tarnishing can result.
Always wipe the area dry.
Hard water can spot and damage bright chromed plumbing fixtures. While this is not entirely preventable,
you can minimize the staining and discoloration by drying the fixtures after each use.
Avoid using excessive force when you turn your faucets on and off. The seals in the faucets can be damaged
by such abuse in a short time.
Faucets that are equipped with aerators will mix air with the stream of water to prevent splashing. They need
to be cleaned occasionally to remove a buildup of mineral deposits. When you notice that the stream of
water has lessened, unscrew the aerator from the mouth of the faucet. Remove the debris and rinse the
washers and screens. Replace the parts in their original order and screw the aerator onto the faucet. Perform
this homeowner maintenance as needed, usually every few months.
Sinks
Regular cleaning is important to maintain the appearance of your sink. Clean sinks with a soft cloth, mild
detergent and water. Rinse and dry properly to eliminate any film build up.
Toilets
Most toilets are made of vitreous china, a glasslike material that is highly resistant to staining. Clean your
toilets with a toilet bowl cleaner and a brush or cloth. Vitreous china is brittle and will easily break or shatter if
hit with a hard object.
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