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Q: This is about a condo on a slab. I hear an occasional drip sound in our bathroom walls—very occasional, sometimes prominent after using water. No evidence of leak. Could it be pipe ...

Open the cabinet under your kitchen sink right now and take a good look. Chances are it's a jumbled mix of spray bottles, old sponges, backup paper towels, and maybe a few mystery items that have ...

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Q. Our problem is that there is an occasional leak under our 1929-era, pedestal bathroom sink as well as an occasional leak from one of the pipes going into the wall. The two leaks are not always ...

Don't wait for a burst pipe. These budget-friendly devices can help you avoid flooding and expensive repairs.

When left unaddressed, frozen pipes can quickly become serious (and costly) problems. To deal with them promptly, it's important to know what to look out for.