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Myth or Fact - Boston Terriers make great Garbage Disposals...... Fact(ish) - Well, yes they do, but your vet would probably advise you not to use your dog as a Disposal.
Christmas and holiday dinners are notorious times for experiencing over-loaded disposals, at the most inconvenient times. Anyone who has had a clogged or broken disposal knows that cleaning up the kitchen after major family dinners or parties becomes a nightmare. Your sink is full of dirty greasy water, forcing you to leave dirty dishes and pots and pans sitting around until you can get a plumber
to your kitchen.
Here are some simple tips to ensure your disposal and kitchen are in great working order the day of one of your most important meals of the year:
1. Run large amounts of cold water while using your disposal. Never shut off the disposal before turning off the water.
2. Never put grease down your disposal
FOODS AND ITEMS WHICH SHOULD NOT GO DOWN YOUR DISPOSAL
1. Potato Peels! I know, I know, you are planning to cook up 6 pounds of potatoes for your huge Thanksgiving dinner. Do not put them down your disposal! I can't tell you how many friends and acquaintances have had the potato peel nightmare on Thanksgiving when they back up the sink and drain. Peel them onto a newspaper on your counter or table and throw them in your trash (or compost pile is even better)
2. Pasta and Rice. Pasta and rice swell when coming into contact with water, causing pieces to enlarge and become trapped in your drain.
3. Meat and scraps. Meat, either raw or cooked can become stringy and wrap around the disposal blades. Meat scraps tend to have a lot of fat and grease which can incapacitate your disposal.
4. Rinds. Citrus rinds are thick and in general too bulky for disposals. A very small amount of lemon peel can freshen your drain and sink,
5..Glass. Broken glass should never be put down the disposal.
6.Bones. Bones are too hard and can get stuck or ruin the blades
HAPPY HOLIDAYS! Call Millersville Plumbing for all your residential needs: 410-987-3477. Email us at millersvilleplumbing@verizon.net. Visit Millersville Plumbing here: http://www.millersvilleplumbing.com/
Our Services:
Garbage Disposals
Faucets
Shower drains
Toilets
Hot Water Heaters
Gas Water Heaters
Electric Water Heaters
Well Pumps
Well Booster Pumps
Leaks
Sewer Lines
Main Water Lines
Sump Pumps
Sinks and Faucets
Hose bibs,
Clogged Drains
Water Lines
Call Millersville Plumbing for all your residential Plumbing needs: 410-987-3477
Millersville Plumbing, Inc. is a family owned and operated company providing plumbing services and quality workmanship to Anne Arundel County, Maryland. With over 45 years of experienced and a solid reputation, we have become one of the county's leading plumbing companies. A combination of licensed plumbers, experience, prompt service and courteous staff have been keys to our success.
EXPERTS IN PIPE REPAIRS, POLYBUTYLENE PIPES, WATER SERVICE, and SEWER LINES and all your residential plumbing needs.
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Call Millersville Plumbing for all your residential Plumbing needs: 410-987-3477
Millersville Plumbing, Inc. is a family owned and operated company providing plumbing services and quality workmanship to Anne Arundel County, Maryland. With over 45 years of experienced and a solid reputation, we have become one of the county's leading plumbing companies. A combination of licensed plumbers, experience, prompt service and courteous staff have been keys to our success.
EXPERTS IN PIPE REPAIRS, POLYBUTYLENE PIPES, WATER SERVICE, and SEWER LINES and all your residential plumbing needs.
