Resources
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Infiltration and Inflow
Infiltration and inflow (I&I) in wastewater describe water entering sewers from cracks or rain events, causing system overloads and pollution.
Success in Long Beach, NY
Collaboration and reliable service reduced wet weather flows by 20% in 5 years, earning positive feedback and improving our sewer system.
Sewer Lateral 101
A sewer lateral links your home’s plumbing to the main sewer, needing regular owner maintenance to prevent blockages, backups, and costly repairs. Inspect often!
Addressing Trash in Water: Initiatives and Innovations
This article explores various efforts to tackle water pollution, including community cleanups, innovative technologies, and educational campaigns to reduce litter and improve water quality.
Reduced dispersibility of flushable wet wipes after wet storage
The scientific report discusses the reduced dispersibility of flushable wet wipes after wet storage, highlighting the impact of storage conditions on their disintegration properties
Rob Villee’s PARSA Letter: Addressing Wipes and Sewer System Challenges
Rob Villee’s letter to PARSA discusses the critical issues of wipes in sewer systems, emphasizing the need for improved maintenance and infrastructure investment
Understanding Flushability: Standards and Challenges
An overview of international efforts to establish flushability standards for wipes, highlighting key specifications, testing methods, and global initiatives.
Lead in Tap Water & Household Plumbing: Parent FAQs
Lead in tap water can harm children and pregnant women. Test your water, use filters, and consult your pediatrician for safety.
Understanding the Dangers of Hydrogen Sulfide (H2S)
Hydrogen sulfide (H2S) is a hazardous gas with a “rotten egg” smell. It can cause severe health effects and requires proper detection, ventilation, and protective equipment.
Sewer Flies
Eliminate sewer flies by cleaning drains, using boiling water, drain cleaners, vinegar, bleach, traps, sealing cracks, maintaining hygiene, and seeking help.
Replacing a Toilet Flange
Replace a toilet flange: Turn off water, drain toilet, remove toilet, replace flange and wax ring, reinstall toilet, reconnect water, and check for leaks.