Switching to a tankless water heater can be straightforward with the right planning. Here's what to consider:

• Installation Requirements: Tankless systems may need upgrades to your plumbing, gas lines, or electrical system.

• Space Saving: Tankless water heaters are compact and free up space compared to traditional tanks.

• Energy Efficiency: They're more efficient, as they only heat water when needed.

• Professional Help: It's best to have a licensed plumber, like Fountain City Plumbing, handle the installation to ensure everything works perfectly.

  Want to make the switch? Contact us today to discuss your options!

A constantly running toilet usually means one of these common issues:

• Flapper Problems: The rubber flapper might be worn out or not sealing properly.

• Faulty Fill Valve: The fill valve may be damaged or misadjusted, causing the tank to refill continuously.

• Chain Issues: If the chain is too or tangled, it can prevent the flapper from sealing.

• Overflow Tube: Water might be flowing into the overflow tube if the water level is set too high.

• Tank Seals and Gaskets: Faulty or worn out flush valve gaskets, tank to bowl bolt gaskets can cause leaks.

  A running toilet wastes water and increases your bill. Call Fountain City Plumbing, and we'll get it fixed quickly!

The short answer: No!

It's easy to assume that anything labeled "flushable" is safe for your toilet, but unfortunately, that's not always true. Many of these products are a leading cause of toilet blockages. Items like cleansing and baby wipes, feminine hygiene products, disposable toilet brushes or gloves, cotton swabs, dental floss, kitty litter, and especially paper towels should never be flushed. Even if something seems flushable, always check the label for proper disposal instructions - or better yet, toss it in the trash.