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A water heater is a must, especially if you want to survive the harsh winter months comfortably.

If you have ever been a student, you should know different aspects of life at the college dorm.

By now, the term PVC is practically a household word. But PVC is only the tip of a material iceberg containing several variants. One of these, CPVC, has been seeing an increase of popularity in recent years.

Your hot water heater is one of those underappreciated appliances that has long-since earned a closer look to see just how many innovations were needed to make it the indispensable and reliable appliance we know and rely on today.

What if getting hot water wasn’t as simple as turning a handle? It’s hard to imagine but it always wasn’t as easy.

Whether behind your water heater, in your bathroom, or within your walls, mold is a serious problem that begins as an invisible culprit of damaged health and safety. The sooner you identify mold in your house, the quicker you avoid a dangerous situation.

One of those many innovations that are only now being rediscovered, radiant floor heating is something that has been around for centuries (possibly even longer).

One of the biggest mistakes a homeowner can make when buying a new water heater is to focus entirely on features or cost. True, these are important aspects, but what happens when that heater you bought with all the bells and whistles breaks? Will the warranty cover repairs, or are you left to fend for yourself?

Not every job can be handled by a DIYer, and many weekend handymen try to tackle jobs beyond their scope in an effort to save money but end up spending far more in the long run.

Water heaters are so commonplace, we often forget how dangerous they can be. Much like their predecessor the boiler, a water heater has an increasingly high risk of explosion if not installed and maintained properly.

Indirect water heaters can be confusing to many homeowners looking to upgrade.