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What is grade? you may ask. Well, the basement floor may be below the main sewer line. You have seen basement toilets sitting on 8" or 12" platforms. You have to step-up and maybe crack your head doing so. Why? because the existing sewer line is a foot or more above the grade or basement floor. And we all know..."water"...never can run up hill.

Don't spend $500 on a high maintenance pump-up toilet, or a $2,500 plumbing contract. Install a sewage pump below grade. Do-it-yourself. It's easy with this simple, well illustrated booklet.

This $9.95 booklet or "plans" are easy to read and illustrated. If too much for you, can ask that brother-in-law of yours who says he can do anything. With booklet in hand, and his labor, you can have that extra toilet in the basement. In fact, it includes instructions on how to add a lavatory sink while at it, since that is the easy part.

How To Solder Copper Pipe Like A Pro

Instructions and illustrations for homeowners attempting to solder their own copper piping.

It's easy when you know the basics. This tiny pocket sized booklet will make you a pro in minutes, even if you have tried and failed before. This time do it right. If it continues to drip no matter what you've tried, your not doing something right. There are simple instructions about what to do...and more importantly, what not to do. Why buy an expensive two inch thick How-To Book with everything in it including the kitchen sink, when all you want to do is solder a leaky copper pipe. I'm here - as your friend in the business, giving you just ten minutes and telling you all the tricks of my trade.

The author is a published writer of dozens of articles, a dozen articles with Popular Science Homeowner's How-To Magazine. two books and How-To booklets. More importantly, he is a Licensed Master Plumber with 45 years experience.

The inner workings of a septic tank,
and how to keeping it working...

When you move to the country or "suburbs", you often become the owner of a sewage treatment plant.

It’s function is to collect waste flushed from the dwellingand retain it in a storage tank long enough to allow bacterial action to take place within that tank. Bacteria break down the waste to liquid form. A different operation from your municipal sewerage system, where you had never thought about what happens after you flush.

This booklet will tell you what it is you have out there in your yard, how it's suppose to work, what you can and cannot put into your tank, and what should be to keep it working.

Pumping every year instead of 3 to 5? Learn why. There are ways to restore health to your tank and leech field.

If it's old and too far gone - according to your "pumper" guy, and before you install or replace an expensive new tank, be sure you have all the requirements in hand. Doing your homework can save you hundreds of dollars, and gives you the edge over that fast talking contractor. The educated customer always gets the most accurate and lowest price, while you will avoid a possible lawsuit when your contactor screws up. Don't assume they all know what's best for you, or have the County & State requirements in mind.

The author, not a booklet writer, is a Licensed Master Plumber with 45 years of hands-on experience. Isn't it nice to have a "friend" in the business when confused and in need of advice? Don't we all need common sense help sometime?

For a low $9.95, including postage, you can have that information, for much less than a $75.00 service call or consulting fee.