In this episode of the Feel Northern Air Podcast, hosts Melissa and Joe discuss how to tackle slow drains in the kitchen sink. They provide practical tips such as checking for obstructions, using a garbage disposal properly, and cleaning out the trap under the sink. The episode also highlights preventive measures like using a drain additive to keep pipes clear.

00:00 Introduction to the Feel Northern Air Podcast
00:29 Addressing Slow Kitchen Sink Drains
01:55 Using a Garbage Disposal Effectively
03:22 Clearing the Drain Manually
03:57 Handling the Trap and Pipes
08:26 Using Additives to Maintain Clear Drains
09:52 Conclusion and Final Tips

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The primal panic of a rising toilet bowl is universally understood; this episode moves past discomfort to offer essential plumbing mastery. Learn the simple, non-negotiable rule for prevention: only human waste and toilet paper belong in the bowl, immediately dispelling myths around "flushable" wipes and feminine products. Should a clog occur, Joe and Melissa provide the critical, aggressive plunging technique and the crucial first step of locating your emergency shutoff valve to manage the crisis.

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If you are on city water, a mysteriously higher water bill might be the first sign of a problem; if you're on a well, the pump or pressure switch turning on randomly when no water is being used is a major indicator of a leak.

Hidden water leaks in your home often begin with subtle signs, such as a water bill that is steadily climbing or hearing the unexplained sound of water moving through the pipes when everything is turned off. Key areas to inspect are the plumbing underneath your sinks and bathrooms, as well as exterior hose connections susceptible to freezing and breaking. Homeowners are urgently warned to replace a dangerous saddle valve if found in the system, as this illegal connection is a "flood waiting to happen”.

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