Posted August 10th, 2011 by mrrooter
Over the next few weeks we will be posting pictures of some of the worlds most interesting restrooms! If you have one you would like to include, let us know!
This “see thru” bathroom is located in Switzerland, on the outisde it is mirrored however once inside you can see out those same mirrors, making one wonder if those people you are looking at can see you or not?!

Posted May 10th, 2011 by mrrooter
Most people have a list of emergency numbers handy…….in case of an emergency. The most popular numbers are 911, doctors, and the plumber! Yep the plumber is very important. If you have a fire you call 911 if you have a flood you call the next guy on your list. Do you have this number handy? Who would you call in the event of a plumbing emergency? Make sure you look up your local Mr Rooter Plumbing and save that number, Mr Rooter is worldwide, look yours up today!
Those of you in the Maricopa County part of Arizona can call 480-350-9941 for emergencies and non emergencies 7 days a week 24 hrs a day we are here for you!
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Posted April 14th, 2011 by mrrooter
Now that spring has sprung-it is time to start thinking about getting the house in order again. Did you know the average person uses between 80 and 100 gallons of water per day? It is not surprising that many people approach us about water conservation with regards to their home plumbing.
Have you had a plumbing checkup done to make sure there are no leaks or constatntly running toilets? The first step to improve water consevation in your home is to maintain your current system. Don’t let water waste away-contact us for a FREE plumbing checkup to ensure you’re not watching extra water go down the drain.
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Posted July 30th, 2009 by mrradmin
Every Drop Counts
Drip. Drip. Drip. Many people consider a leaky faucet a mere annoyance. But if every household in America and Canada had a faucet that dripped once each second, 928 million gallons of water a day would leak away, according to the American Water Works Association.
That’s a lot, considering the AWWA predicts the average household uses approximately 146,000 gallons of water each year. But water is wasted in more ways than through a leaky faucet. Mr. Rooter® has some helpful household hints to keep you from wasting water.
For those who insist on rinsing dishes before putting them in the dishwasher, wash them in a basin of cold water rather than under a running faucet of hot water. Be vigilant about turning off the water when shaving or brushing your teeth. Only run the dishwasher and washing machine when they are full.
Water can also be wasted because of a lack of maintenance. Check all the faucets, hoses and appliances that use water in your house for leaks and drips.
Finally, examine your toilets — they account for almost 30 percent of all indoor water use, and most of the time they are the biggest culprits of wasting water. Just by listening you can tell if your toilet is running, but to check the water level, you’ll have to open the toilet tank.
If you are willing to spend the money on a new toilet it will actually save you money each month on water and wastewater bills. An ultra low-flow toilet requires only 1.6 gallons of water per flush compared to toilets made before 1994 that use 3.5 to 7 gallons for each flush. By replacing your toilet, you could save 7,900 to 21,700 gallons of water a year.
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