by Susan Denisi | Jan 1, 2023 | Blown Out, Burner, Extinguished, Flame, Flashlight, Gone Out, How to, How To, Lighter, Narrow Path, Ohio, Pilot, Pilot Light, Plumbing & Drain, Relight, Water Heater
Have you ever tried to take a relaxing hot shower just to be sorely disappointed to discover that your hot water is nonexistent? Don’t worry, this has happened to the best of us! Pilot lights on water heaters go out from time to time. But why does this happen?...
by Becca Agunga | Aug 5, 2022 | Dayton, Helpful Plumbing Tips, How to, Narrow Path, OH, Ohio, Plumbing, Toilets
There are many cases in which a toilet flush is interrupted, and one of the most inconvenient things to experience is when you try to empty your toilet but are unable. Is there something obstructing it? Is anything wrong with part of your toilet? If this occurs, you...
by Becca Agunga | Jun 3, 2022 | Dayton, Hard Water, How to, Ohio, Pipes, Drains & Valves, Plumbing, Residential
We use water on a daily basis. As homeowners, we tend to think that our water is acceptable as long as the tap is on and the water is flowing, right? Well, unfortunately, that isn’t always the case. The truth is you can have problems with your water that appear...
by Becca Agunga | May 6, 2022 | Garbage Disposal, Pipes, Drains & Valves, Plumbing, Toilets
With the development of technology and all of the available information at our fingertips, determining what facts are true or false is becoming increasingly difficult. However, with the aid of our Narrow Path Plumbing specialists, we’d like to debunk a few...
by Becca Agunga | Apr 8, 2022 | How to, Pipes, Drains & Valves, Plumbing, Residential, Spring, Sump Pump, Water Heater
As you’re preparing for spring and checking off your cleaning and maintenance tasks around the house, don’t forget about essential pieces of equipment such as your plumbing. Believe it or not, if your plumbing did not receive any damage during the harsh winter months,...
by narrowpath | Sep 25, 2017 | How to, Plumbing Advice
This wouldn’t be a plumbing website without talking about a toilet clog. After all, a clogged toilet is one of the most common problems a plumber can face on the job, and common household items found in the kitchen, closet or medicine cabinet can often fix the problem...
