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Yes, you read that right. Seem's kind of silly, but when not used correctly, a plunger can make clearing a stoppage seem like an impossible DIY fix. Usually resulting in an unnecessary repair. OR A really messy bathroom. Here's some tips on how to avoid BOTH:

50% of the stoppages we see out on commercial properties are from BABY WIPES. 🚽 Trust us, it's no joke. Dont believe me? See how much one our stoppage jobs costed because of baby wipes 👇

Flushing down those baby wipes can cost you BIG TIME. Up to $50,000 to be exact. Ouch. 😥 Here's some reasons why baby wipes can cause so much damage: ◉ Baby wipes are not flushable because the synthetic fiber material used in them are very durable ◉ This fiber can take weeks to disintegrate completely, unlike toilet paper, which dissolves within a day ◉ Continuously flushing baby wipes can have several negative consequences including causing pipes to crack or burst from a clog For our property managers out there, even if they say "flushable" they're not flushable, and 50% of the clogs we see are from baby wipes specifically. For more tips, check out our free downloadable guide on how to save your property from plumbing disasters in our profile.

Average cost of a sink stoppage repair: $200-$500. Ouch. 😥 To avoid this, here are 3 easy DIY fixes: ◉ Use catchers or strainers to prevent any foreign buildup in your pipes ◉ Use liquid soap instead of bar soap to prevent soap scum buildup ◉ For minor clogs, try pouring baking soda and vinegar with hot water down the drain For our property managers out there, these can help save from annoying bills on preventable repairs. For more tips, check out our free downloadable guide on how to save your property from plumbing disasters in our profile.

Imagine you’re a property manager. One of your tenants calls to report a small leak under their kitchen sink. You tell them to pop a bucket under it, and put the issue off. Each day the leak continues, and on some days your tenant forgets to empty the bucket. Over time, more and more water overflows and soaks into the floorboards warping wood and ruining tiles. It doesn’t take long until that water soaks through to your subflooring and even foundation. This is where the structural damage begins. And at this point, even if the drip has been fixed, is likely that mold will grow in the damp crevices. At the start, this simple leak might have cost you a few hundred bucks. But replacing flooring, and cabinets, dealing with structural damage, and trying to remedy mold. Each of these repairs can easily cost tens of thousands of dollars and can quickly lead to a total repair bill of $100K+! To save yourself and your property from expensive repairs, download our free Property Manager Survival Guide from the link below ⬇️ https://lnkd.in/eMpswq46

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