Improperly disposing of materials down the drain can harm the environment and your plumbing. Check out the infographic below if you are interested in learning a few tips on what not to put down your drain. It provides 4 groups of common items that should not be flushed down the drain as well as lists eco-friendly alternatives.
Infographic created by Tunnel Vision Pipeline Services, a CIPP lining company
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