How to Operate a Snake Camera in a Drain by eHow.com

Snake cameras are a plumber's best friend. They help to identify the source of a problem, and can save the plumber and homeowner lots of time and money. Even a do-it-yourselfer can operate a snake camera. Read More »

Plumbing and Drain Tips for Bathroom Installation by Expert Village

We are going to talk a little bit about the toilet flange here and this is where your toilet will sit. This is a 3 inch toilet flange and it ties down into our main 3 inch AVS sewer line and again we have that 1/8 inch fall per foot so that the solids... Read More »

Installing Kitchen Sink Plumbing by Expert Village

We are doing a kitchen remodel, and we’re installing the sink. We have replaced one of the supply lines, we have the sink in, and the supply line is connected to the outlet valves. Now we’re going to install a dishwasher drain. You put it on... Read More »

Waste Line Needs for New Bathrooms by Expert Village

We are going to talk a little bit about our waste lines and our vent lines right now. The waste line being when you turn the sink on and the water that falls into the sink, where does it go, well it goes right down into this pipe here, travels down the... Read More »

How the Kitchen Plumbing Works by Expert Village

Once you get all of your plumbing in. Now on this sink, the drain is set forward from the drains coming out of the sink because of the remodel. This inlet right here is going to go to the dishwasher on this side of the sink. We had to use a flexible hose... Read More »