….according to NYU microbiologist Dr. Phillip M. Tierno (the ultimate bathtub party pooper), your bathtub bound children are likely cavorting in a “bacterial soup.”

Most homeowners may not realize that they are responsible for the maintenance and repair of their house or sewer lateral—the pipeline between the city sanitary sewer main, usually located in the street—and the building.

Sewer backups or the inability of sump pumps to handle runoff water from major downpours are not covered under a typical homeowners insurance policy, nor are they covered by flood insurance.

The components they worked into their booth exemplified their cutting-edge approach to market their new product releases(and kudos to them for rolling so much out in these times!).

A faucet’s design not only impacts a kitchen or bathroom’s overall style but can also affect its functionality, resulting in sub-par water usage. Price Pfister identified some faucet trends for 2010: 1. Distinctive styles, finishes and configurations that coordinate with home décor. Homeowners are mixing and matching both contemporary and traditional faucets in the same [...]

Flow-optimized, they allow water to flow at 1.5 gallons per minute to provide consumers with the water experience they expect while reducing water usage by up to 32%.

It meets ENERGY STAR requirements.