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Does it work some of the time, but not all? Do you and Joe the Plumber have to keep fiddling with it to make it work? Maybe it's 10 to 15 years of usefulness has run out—that’s the usual lifespan of a water heater. You might not realize it until your dishes...

If that’s never happened to you, you must be living in another world, or you don’t take baths. Life brings all kinds of problems, but no hot water isn’t one we expect or are willing to live with. If your hot water isn’t there when you need it, check out the following:...

First of all, your talented chef will want to cook delicacies and masterpiece dinners on a gas stove. That’s because gas provides heat faster, it cools faster and it’s much easier to regulate during the cooking process. Gas rings, which are set high above the stovetop...

As citizens of the world, the United States, Texas, and the Houston area, we don’t know what’s coming next most of the time. But, we do know hurricane season is on the way. Being prepared for any interruption in our lives makes sense. Any upcoming events both weather...

Scale is the chalk-like substance that usually forms where hard water collects or where the hard water is dispensed: washing machines, dishwashers, water heaters, pipes, and fixtures.  How Is Scale Formed? Water can collect magnesium and calcium as it moves through...

According to the U.S. Department of Energy, an average household spends up to $600 per year heating its water. If you want to save more money, consider switching to tankless water heaters. Also called on-demand or instant water heaters, tankless water heaters only...