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New government data released shows drowning incidents among children under age 15 are on the rise. Because COVID-19 restrictions canceled swimming lessons last summer, the Consumer Product Safety Commission is reminding parents and caregivers to remain vigilant when their children are playing in and around pools and spas.

You might be surprised to learn that your homeowners insurance policy probably doesn’t cover sewer line repairs. If something were to happen to your sewer lines, you might have to pay out of pocket to repair or replace them.  To protect yourself from these kinds of financial mishaps, you might want to invest in sewer line insurance.

What’s a shower pan? Can you install one yourself? Do not fear; the answers to these burning questions can be found in this guide, along with step-by-step installation instructions.

Did you purchase an Umbrosa pool or patio umbrella between July 2018 and February 2020? If so, you need to read this: The manufacturer has recalled about 250 units due to reports of the umbrella arm breaking while in use.

When even minor issues happen to your sewer or septic line, you can deal with a lot of nasty backups. Spotting a drainage backup isn't always as easy as you might think. Learning how to identify problems quickly will help you fix your sewer or septic lines as soon as possible.

While quite common around the world, the United States has been slow to embrace the bidet. These devices provide streams of water to clean your nether regions. Here’s everything you need to know — and perhaps a bit more — about bidets.

The main water line that carries water to your home is extremely vulnerable. Do you hate the idea of gallons of water spouting everywhere as your lawn turns into a muddy disaster? Then water line insurance might be a good idea. Read this guide to learn more.