Q: The drain in one shower in our home keeps plugging up. We put baking soda and vinegar down the drain and water flows better, but in about a month, the drain is plugged up again. What should we do?

Replacing a shower valve can refresh your bathroom’s performance, fix leaks, and improve safety. With the right tools, materials, and preparation, many homeowners can tackle this project themselves.

It’s a gross problem, and nobody likes to talk about it. At one time or another, however, we’re all likely to encounter drain clogs. In my house, it’s an ongoing issue. My husband often regards me as ...

From slow-draining sinks to stubborn clogs, bathroom drain issues can be frustrating—but you can fix and prevent them with some simple, plumber-approved techniques. Using tools like zip strips, ...