There are many reasons your faucet could be leaking. There could be a problem in the o ring, a small disc that holds the faucet handle in place and, if worn out, can cause leaking. There could be valve corrosion, problems with the washer, worn out seals, or general (and unfortunate) broken pipes or fittings. While this list of potential problems may seem daunting, they’re all problems that can be easily fixed by a proper plumbing expert.

More like what doesn’t clog your drain, am I right? Beauty products, hair, dirt, grease, and food waste are all day-to-day culprits that can lead to blocked drains. At home you can help avoid build up by installing a drain catcher to catch physical debris. After that, a great way to address small clogs is by pouring a mixture of hot water, baking soda, and vinegar down your drains to loosen the build-up. If that doesn’t work, it’s time to call in the drain cleaning professionals.