Over time, taps can become worn out due to wear and tear – and they can start leaking without you even noticing – until it’s too late and damage has been done.

While it may be easy and tempting, washing these items down the sink is asking for a plumbing disaster!

No, it’s not some weird medical condition - we’re talking gas storage water heaters! A hot water anode (also known as a sacrificial anode) is essential for the long life of your hot water tank.

As the weather gets colder, there's nothing better than a nice, hot shower to start your day. But let's face it, we've all had that unpleasant experience of jumping into the shower only to be met with icy water. Brrrr!

Our household taps work pretty hard, and we don’t even think about them until they start to malfunction. Here are a few warning signs that the taps need to be checked and possibly replaced.

A gas leak can be much harder to spot than a water leak, but there are signs to watch out for.

The drip, drip, drip of a leaking tap can be very annoying. But it's also wasting a precious resource and can increase your water bill substantially. Here are four common causes of leaking taps.

Flushing your toilet, only to find the water rising back towards you is something you do not want to see! So, to reduce the risk of a blocked toilet there are certain things you should never flush.

If there's water gushing out of a pipe, it's easy to see there's a problem! But what about those water leaks that are not so easy to spot?

Save money, keep plastic out of landfill and enjoy filtered water on tap.

Here are 3 things to look out for if you have flexible braided hoses in your home (usually under bathroom and kitchen sinks).