How to Report a Frozen Sewer Drain in Winnipeg
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How to Report a Frozen Sewer Drain in Winnipeg
The spring melt is here… and with all that melting snow turning into water, the city’s sewer drains sometimes struggle to keep up. Many of the drains can freeze during the winter, and when the warm weather hits, these frozen drains can cause backups. That means water that should be flowing away gets stuck, and streets end up flooded. On top of that, the sheer amount of water from the melting snow can overwhelm the drainage system, especially if…
Sewer Backups and What the City Can Do for You
When it comes to homeowner nightmares, few things are more stressful, inconvenient or damaging than having a sewer backup or water discharge into your home. The city actively tries to educate the public that fats, oils and grease — also known as FOG — as well as wipes can cause blockages in sanitary sewer lines. When washing dishes, be sure to dispose of FOG in the trash before rinsing in the sink. And remember: Toilets aren’t trash cans. Only …
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