Is Your Hair Clogging Your Pipes?

Do you wash or brush your hair in the bathroom sink?

Occasionally, we are called upon to fix a slow or clogged sink drain.

We recently found a clump of hair (on top of the blue nitrile gloves we used to do this dirty job) recently in a bathroom sink drain -  see photo below.

To prevent this from happening, you could put plastic screens over your bathroom sink and tub drains. Local hardware stores carry them for around $5.  You can also get a variety of drain screens for your kitchen sinks as well.  This could save you from a much bigger plumbing bill.


And of course, if you need a dripping faucet fixed, a leaking pipe repaired or a fixture replaced,
we have a (click here) SPECIAL OFFER (click here) for residents of North Edmonton.

Thanks for reading,

Jay Bortnik
Journeyman Jay Plumbing
780-266-3939