"Be prepared" isn't just a motto for Scouts—plumbers know all too well that it pays to have a plan for every worst-case scenario. Before you begin what may seem like a simple drain replacement, brush up on the possible challenges and equip yourself appropriately so you won't be left without a work…
Giving Back: School Supply Drive
Summer has come to an end and Back-To-School Season is officially in full swing! To help local parents send their children off to school, SupplyHouse.com participated in the Long Island Cares annual School Supply Dr…
Unlocking the Honeywell T4 Pro Thermostat
Have you ever accidentally locked your Honeywell T4 Pro Thermostat? Well, you've come to the right place! To help, we've put together a step-by-step video explaining the process of how you can unlock your Honeywell T4 Pro Thermostat! Steps 1) Fr…
Core Values Weeks ’18: Israel Says Cello
Core Values Weeks are the handful of weeks we take to focus on our Core Values and have a little fun along the way. This yearly celebration stretches around the globe with our Israel team putting their spin on similar events. The Activities Skill Shares They held their own skill sha…
In Hot Water: The Know Before You Buy Guide to Boilers
Boilers are the most common heat source for a hydronic heating system. They use natural gas, propane, oil, wood, or electricity to heat water or produce steam, depending on what is available. Burning their fuel of choice, the system then circulates the heated water or steam through a network of…
How to Replace an Anode Rod
Anode Rods Steel rusts and corrodes when exposed to water for extended periods of time. This, along with the acidity of water, leaves water heaters vulnerable to a more rapid corrosion process and bad smelling water. By installing an anode rod you can delay this process and extend …
The One Tool Your Workshop Is Probably Missing
Even if you pride yourself on your well-equipped workshop with every state-of-the-art tool you need for construction projects or car repairs, there’s one piece of equipment that’s easy to overlook: the work light. Because a dedicated work light doesn’t perform a specific task like…
Don’t Flush Your Contacts!
Pop quiz: you just took out your contact lenses and are ready to dispose of them. Where do you put them, in the nice little trash can, or the toilet? If you said toilet then you need to stop. The toilet is not a trash can, so if it's trash, don't put it in there. And yes, that includes cont…
AC SmartSeal Quick Shot
AC SmartSeal Quick Shot is the newest technology from Cool Air Products. This eco-friendly solution does not require system pump down. The re-usable injection hose will last for multiple doses and is operator friendly. This product is ideal for direct pinhole repairs and the prevention…
The Future of Toilet Seats?
For too long have toilet seat designs remained stagnant. Sure, there are ones with cushions, some that don't slam, and whatever the Numi has, but I'm talking about real innovation. Something that will push the envelope. Something that will alter our bathroom experience forever. Well I think …
Pump It Up: Moving Water The Right Way
Pumps, or circulators, are used in hydronic systems to move water through the system at a desired rate. There are many important factors to consider when purchasing a pump, such as GPM, head range, voltage, and horsepower. Two Quick Terms -GPM - An acronym for “gallons per minute,…
SupplyHouse Stress Test: Milwaukee M12 Airsnake
Ever wanted to take your tools and really see what they can do? Well recently I got to do just that with the Milwaukee M12 Airsnake. This innovative tool uses compressed air to blast tough clogs out of pipes without having to take anything apart or run a traditional drain snake. The Airsnake …