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and a shower caddy), outside it (like the curtain, liner, and items on your shelves and counters), and on the floor (such as the bath mat, trash can, toilet cleaner, and plunger). Throw anything that ...

While several of these factors are outside of your control (for example, you can't control the tree roots growing outside of your sewer line), there are a few things that you might be doing that are ...

In the meantime, residents are asked to limit water use to alleviate pressure on the system by avoiding laundry, limiting showers and limiting toilet flushing. There was also a partial bypass last ...

The first problem is that the city uses clean, treated drinking water for toilet flushing. Generally, 20%-30% of the city’s drinkable water supply to households is used to flush toilets.

Once the time is up, you'll notice the limescale has dissolved and the water in your toilet will be discoloured. Simply flush away the solution, and use a toilet brush or old toothbrush to scrub ...

The first problem is that the city uses clean, treated drinking water for toilet flushing. Generally, 20%-30% of the city’s drinkable water supply to households is used to flush toilets.