Is that a yellow bath? No, it is not what it seems. That is us dye testing the bath to check first of all a leak from the waste, then for a leak around the top seal of the bath. And yes it did leak. See the yellow trail coming down the kitchen wall. #dyplumbers #deewhyplumbers  #balgowlah #leakingbath https://posts.gle/dGsbKr

Now that the rain has stopped, these little critters are everywhere. So be prepared if you are in the process of mopping up the mess of our recent flooding. Long shirts and pants tucked into boots are recommended. Follow the link to find out how to remove them from your skin.  https://local.google.com/place?id=2076932664757281297&use=posts&lpsid=CIHM0ogKEICAgIDWzNDqJA

This is what it looks like when a rat eats through the bottom of the bath trap. After going to investigate a leak through the ceiling into the kitchen below, we found a very large hole in the bottom of the trap. You can see where the rat has chewed through the pipe to get to the water inside. It is unusual through a trap, but we quite often find where they have chewed through the dishwasher drain hose.  No rat was found but I'm sure it has a terrible tummy ache.

Your water is still safe to use when cloudy due to air bubbles in the water and you'll see in the video how quickly it clears in the glass. Just run your water for a while and it will soon clear.  https://youtu.be/9aGVovTQbC0

By receiving Invoices and Account Statements via email Plumber's Supplies Co-Op was committed to giving 25c to charity for every email invoice delivered. As a result the Co-Op has donated $1000 to Water Aid Australia. This donation will transform lives by improving access to safe water, hygiene and sanitation in the world's poorest communities. Dee Why Plumbers was proud to be part of this initiative.