A: Dripping faucets are typically caused by worn-out components. It could be a worn-out seal or cartridge in the faucet mechanism. Replacing the worn-out part usually resolves the issue. If the problem persists, it may be best to contact a professional plumber.

A: A running toilet is often due to a problem with the flapper, fill valve, or overflow tube. It could be that the flapper isn’t sealing correctly, the fill valve is malfunctioning, or the water level in the tank is too high and is draining into the overflow tube. These issues can often be fixed with a toilet repair kit or by adjusting the water level.

A: A slow drain is usually a sign of a blockage. This can often be resolved with a plunger or a plumber’s snake. If these tools don’t work, it could be a more serious issue like a sewer line blockage, and you should contact a professional plumber.

A: No, it’s not advisable to pour hot grease down the sink as it can solidify and clog your pipes. Instead, let the grease cool and dispose of it in the trash.

A: If you’re running out of hot water too quickly, your water heater might be too small for your needs or it may not be functioning properly. It could also be due to sediment build-up in the tank, reducing its capacity. In either case, it’s best to contact a professional plumber to assess the situation.