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Identifying the Right Faucet Stem: What You Need to Know

Differentiating between right vs. left and cold vs. hot stems can be tricky! Luckily, the following information, presented on behalf of Barry Walter, will make anyone ready to tackle the job with the knowledge needed to choose the right stems for you...

Flow Control Devices: The Key to Efficient Water Management

 Flow Control 101Water efficiency plays a crucial role in sustainability, cost savings, and overall resource management. Aerators and flow control devices are essential components that help regulate water usage without sacrificing performance. W...

Choosing The Right Solvent Cement For Your Job

With a vast array of solvent cements available, it can be overwhelming to decide where to start. Whether you're a novice entering the industry or an experienced plumber requiring a brief review, this guide will assist you in choosing the most suitabl...

Are Piston Flush Valves a Good Choice?

What factors might affect the style of flush valves in your facility? Do you have Diaphragm or Piston Valves? Plumbing engineers may struggle to specify which flush valve to use.This can be an arduous decision because you will have to stick with one ...

Best Finds: The Difference between Old and New Sloan Vacuum Breaker Repair Kits

There are two different styles of vacuum breakers: old and new. The model numbers for old style Sloan vacuum breakers begin with ‘V-500’. New style Sloan vacuum breaker model numbers start with ‘V-600’. Although 500 (old style) and 600 (new style) mo...

Best Finds: Full Port Ball Valves vs Standard Port

The difference between a standard ball valve and a full-port ball valve is the size of the ball and bore in relation to the nominal pipe size of the valve. For example, the bore size in a 3/4 inch full port ball valve is 3/4 inch in diameter, while t...

Average Lifespan of Plumbing Equipment

Depending on the age of the facility and the equipment inside, it may be time to replace plumbing fixtures and equipment. Replacement timelines vary but knowing when to replace plumbing equipment can save you money and time in the long run, especiall...

Extending the Life of a Flushometer

Anticipating needed parts for your flushometers is key to quick repairs and keeping your restrooms in order.While most plumbing maintenance is considered reactive, such as when a leak occurs or a part stops working, preventative maintenance can save ...

Diagnosing and fixing your power tools

Facilities managers, plumbers, and maintenance workers will recognize when tools are no longer preforming as they should be, but before replacing consider if it is time to invest in a better, longer-lasting tool or if the tools just need some TLC to ...

Installing gaskets and flanges

When a gasket failure occurs, it can be problematic and cause downtime in your facility. Most gasket failures are due to faulty user installation, according to multiple sources. Typically failures are preventable.We have a step-by-step guide for your...