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Do I Need An Air Gap in My Dishwasher?

One of the many questions our Southern California plumbers are asked is if an air gap is a dishwasher necessity. An air gap may seem like an unassuming term to describe some separation of space between two parts. But the plumbing term “air gap” really refers to a fixture that prevents drain water backing up […]

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Tips from the Pros: Bottled Water or Home Water Filtration?

Drinking enough water is extremely important in ensuring that you stay hydrated and healthy. But many people debate the difference between bottled water and filtered water. Which is better? Is there a difference? While there are many pros and cons to each type of water, it’s ultimately up to you to decide. Our Adeedo! plumbers […]

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Electronic Air Cleaners: What You Need to Know

The air quality in the Los Angeles area might not be the best, but that doesn’t mean you can’t enjoy high indoor air quality at home. The right air filter and air cleaner will help you keep out the contaminants. An Extra Level of Filtration An electronic air cleaner removes contaminant particles

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Three Benefits Of Regular HVAC System Maintenance

Maintaining your air conditioner (and furnace) has benefits that go far beyond keeping the warranty valid. Regular HVAC system maintenance ensures your system runs at peak efficiency. Plus, it won’t suddenly leave you sweating out a hot Los Angeles summer day. What will regular HVAC maintenance do for you? Offer you greater energy efficiency It […]

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Three Tips To Keep Shower Drains Running Smoothly

Ugh. Who wants to stand in dirty shower water? No one we know. A clogged shower drain is a real nuisance, but it’s also fairly easy to avoid. By taking a few simple steps to protect your drains, you can keep them running smoothly for years. Use a drain screen. A drain screen or strainer […]

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Strange Smells From Your Heat or A/C? Do This First!

Ewww, what is that? A funky smell coming from your heating or air conditioning system doesn’t always mean you’re about to be left without cooling on a hot Los Angeles summer afternoon. Often enough, the odor is easy to get rid of with a little quick DIY maintenance. First, Check Your Filter Your HVAC air […]

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Are Bathroom Exhaust Fans Really Necessary?

While a bathroom exhaust fan might seem like nothing more than a nice extra touch, in reality it serves a purpose far greater than just getting rid of unpleasant odors. Your exhaust fans help you stay comfortable and protect your whole house from damage. Improving Your Air Quality As evidenced by the steam on the […]

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How Much Humidity Is Too Much In A Home?

Too much humidity can make you feel uncomfortable. It can make your home feel damp and sticky. It can cause damage for your home by rotting its wooden infrastructure and promoting mold and mildew. You might also find stains from moisture on your ceilings and walls. But there is something you can do to control […]

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Can A Water Heater Be Repaired Instead Of Replacing It?

Water heaters aren’t exactly cheap, so when yours starts acting up, it’s only natural to look for a way to repair the problem without springing for a new system. While repair is sometimes possible, there are also times when it’s better to replace water your water heater. Minor Issues with Easy Fixes Sometimes a small […]

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3 Basic Gas Water Heater Troubleshooting Tips

Even in the warm Los Angeles area summers, it’s not comfortable to be without hot water. If your water heater isn’t doing its job, a little gas water heater troubleshooting can help you pinpoint the problem so you can get it solved fast. No hot water – First, make sure you have gas flow and […]

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How Does A Water Storage Tank Work?

In the drought-prone Los Angeles area, owning a water storage tank ensures you’ll have water available whenever you need it. If you’ve never stored water, you might be wondering “Exactly how does a water storage tank work, anyway?” Knowing the answer will help you choose the right tank for your needs. Water Tank Basics A […]

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Prevent Sewer Line Issues By Keeping Tree Roots At Bay

Many plants thrive in the mild Los Angeles area climate, and sometimes trees and shrubs grow a little too vigorously, sending roots into your pipes and causing a sewer line backup. You can prevent this problem with regular sewer line maintenance. Chemical Root Removal The simplest way to keep roots out of your sewer lines […]

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How Do Anti-Scald Devices Work?

An anti-scald device is a simple yet highly effective way to protect your family from burns caused by hot water. Because not all anti-scald devices work the same way, it helps to understand the differences before you buy. Pressure Balance Valves Scalds often happen when the cold water pressure suddenly drops, such as when the […]

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Why is My Water Heater Beeping?

As with any home appliance, a water heater can sometimes make odd noises that leave the homeowner puzzled and even alarmed about what the cause might be. Beeping is just one of those many noises and might be set off by a variety of problems, depending on the model you have. Following are some common […]

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Understanding the New Water Heater Regulations in Southern California

Replacing a water heater has become a bit more complicated since the U.S. Department of Energy issued new water heater regulations last year. New water heaters must meet a higher energy factor (EF) rating, and all types of residential tank water heaters manufactured after April 1, 2015, will be affected. That means higher costs and limited size options […]

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