
A Crucial Maintenance Responsibility: Avoiding Issues with Your Drainage System
Contrary to popular belief and folklore, Thomas Crapper did not invent the first-ever flushing toilet. This plumbing appliance was actually contrived by Sir John Harrington, who happened to be a godson of Queen Elizabeth I, some time between 1580 and 1591.
When the Queen visited John in 1592, she was so fascinated with his nifty invention that she ordered him to engineer a personalised variant for herself, thus, the contemporary lavatory was born.
Plumbing has come a long way since these modest beginnings and we now rely on extensive pipework systems and drainage networks to propel waste away from our properties on a day-to-day basis, which is why we’ve decided to highlight the importance of ensuring that your drains are fully functional and clean throughout the year.
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