What's the future for gas connections?
You may have read about the Climate Change Commission’s recent proposal that gas and LPG connections be banned in homes after 2025.
If this advice is...
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Did you know that sanitary plumbing, gasfitting and drainlaying must be done by authorised tradespeople? Follow our blog for expert advice on plumbing repairs, renovations, servicing and seasonal maintenance.
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You may have read about the Climate Change Commission’s recent proposal that gas and LPG connections be banned in homes after 2025.
If this advice is...
Just because there are gas appliances listed for sale on Trade Me and other online marketplaces, it doesn’t mean they comply with New Zealand regulato...
As the weather hots up, we all need to think about conserving water—especially those of us on tank water.
Not sure whether to go for gas, heat pump or solar water heating? There's some great advice on the EECA Energywise site to help you: choose a hot water system learn about the...
If your home is connected to the public sewage system, wastewater from your from your toilet, bath, shower, sink, basin, washing machine and dishwasher will run through your sewage pipes into...
Consumer NZ says it wants flushable wipes' manufacturers to drop claims that they are flushable.
If you're on mains water, the most important thing you need to do is find out where the water shut-off valve is and how to turn it off.
If you already have gas heating in your home, you’ll stay warm and cosy this winter. Regular servicingBe sure to get all gas appliances in your home serviced regularly.
If your basin gets clogged, don't panic - try using a plunger. Keep a damp rag over the overflow while you do it.
Don't pour cooking grease into drains. It blocks them when it cools and firms up.
Some plumbing, gasfitting and drainage work doesn't need consent - as long as you use an authorised plumber, drainlayer or gasfitter.
Short answer: No. There's not much you can do without running into trouble with the law. Changing a tap washer is fine, but that’s about it.
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