Be careful what you put down the drain in your home. These household cleaners all may be damaging your plumbing.

“Never put non-food items such as plastic, metal, or glass in the drain,” says Palla. Wilson adds that even items billed as ...

Because of its convenient, easy-to-use nature, it's not surprising to see super glue being used to hold together all sorts of ...

When the power goes out in a cold snap, the real emergency often starts inside your walls. A burst pipe can turn a routine ...

As households across Britain begin preparing their Christmas feasts, plumbing specialists are issuing a warning about an ...

He explained: "The turkey is arguably the epicentre of the Christmas dinner, but in fact, the rendered turkey fat and grease ...

A number of kitchen experts have urged households to avoid pouring Christmas food and drink items down the sink to avoid blockages ...

Recent health inspections in some Plymouth restaurants revealed employees without hair restraints, improper knife storage and ...

Industry experts from TP ICAP, LMAX Group, CoinShares , FalconX, Marex, Crossover Markets and BPX Digital ...

A TRAVELLING shoplifter travelled more than a hundred miles each time to target DIY stores during a three-month crime wave.

While it might initially seem like a silly task, taking a picture of your bathroom can provide reassurance, prevent accidents ...

The Pennsylvania Department of Agriculture, 866-366-3723, uses a risk-based inspection reporting process for restaurants and other food handlers.