Why are Manhole Covers so Heavy?

Manhole covers are an important feature of both urban and rural infrastructure systems. The manholes themselves provide safe and secure access to sewer systems, and the covers add a protective layer between the underground sewer system and the surface that all of us experience.  Although urban planners and plumbing professionals...

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What Are Hands-Free Sewer Caps, and Why Should Every RV Park Have Them?

It’s easy to get overwhelmed with the quantity, variety, and cost of RV park or campground products. On the one hand, you want to provide an enjoyable experience for your visitors, but on the other hand, how many tools do visitors need? After all, isn’t the point of camping or...

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Sewer Line Repair: Signs It's Time for Sewer Replacement

A sewer line problem is one of homeowners’ worst nightmares. A sewer system with extensive damage is not only costly to repair but can also cause problems, such as backed-up sewage, burst pipes, or a flooded basement. Sewer damages can also lead to long-term issues. For instance, leaks can cause...

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The Surprisingly Technical Reason That Manhole Covers Are Round

There is no immutable law demanding that manhole covers have to be round—so why are they? While some sewer covers are square or rectangular, these types are rare and are generally only found in cases where there is a need for heavy equipment to go through them. The answer to...

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How to Prime a Well Pump: A Step-by-Step Guide

Are you priming a well pump for the first time? Have you purchased a well pump, but aren’t sure if it even needs to be primed? Check out this blog post for a step-by-step guide to priming your well pump. According to the U.S. Geological Survey, 15% of the population...

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William “Biff” Watts, Enviro Design Products Founder, Rest In Peace

It is with great sadness that we share the news of the passing of our company founder, William “Biff” Watts. For many of our customers, William was their first contact with our company. He founded the company in 1994 in his garage after inventing the first of our products. He...

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What Causes Slab Leaks and How to Tell You Have One

A slab leak can cause a lot of water damage in a short time and is one of homeowners’ worst nightmares. Knowing what it is, how to recognize the signs of a slab leak, and the process of repairing it will help you contain the damage and handle the repair...

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Sewer Gas: Definition, Dangers, Health Risks, and More

What is sewer gas? Where does it come from? If I smell sewage in my home, should my family and I evacuate? In this blog post, we’ll cover the basics on sewer gas exposure and what to do if you think you might be experiencing side effects. What is Sewer...

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How to Find the Right Plumbing Pipes

You probably don’t think much about the plumbing pipes that run through your home, except when they’re not working properly! Whether you’re hiring a professional plumber or trying your hand at some do-it-yourself plumbing, it’s important to understand the different types of piping available and which type of piping will...

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What Is a Catch Basin?

A catch basin plays a crucial part in protecting your home or business. Without one, you could have standing water in your yard or parking lot, dramatically increasing your risk of indoor flooding issues. After all, standing water eventually needs somewhere to go. Without proper drainage, it may be forced...

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Safe Work Practices for Manhole Coverings

You’ve seen them on public streets and sidewalks without thinking twice about their purpose. But those of us who have joined the world of pipelines see manhole coverings as the entranceways to public services that also keep the general public safe. A manhole is an opening to an enclosed space,...

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Car Camping Essentials: A Checklist of the Best Gear

Car camping is a great way to get out of the day-to-day routine without extensive traveling. Not to mention, you can take more gear with you as you’re not limited to what you can carry in a backpack. But it doesn’t mean you should just throw everything but the kitchen...

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RV Holding Tanks A First Timer's Guide

Whether you’ve just bought your first RV or rented one to test the waters, your introduction to RV camping is an exciting experience. Some maintenance aspects of your camping vehicle may be daunting, especially the concept of water holding tanks. It’s a part of camper living that most people like...

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How to Design the Perfect RV Dump Station

If you have an RV campground, you know that providing a facility for guests to dump their waste is a necessity. Whether you provide one dump station location or give each camping site its own receptacle, this is an important part of your infrastructure. However, building the perfect RV dump...

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What is a mechanical test plug?

Mechanical test plugs are designed to be durable and hold tight during testing process. They come in a variety of shapes and sizes so that they can fit any pipe. They are also made of different materials, depending on their purpose.  Types of mechanical test plugs Some plugs may not work in your...

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How to Dump Your Grey/Black Water from Your RV

On average, over 41 million people camp in the United States each year. While not all of them use recreational vehicles (RVs), are over 500,000 wholesale shipments of RVs annually, totalling over $20 billion. While a RV is one of the best ways to travel and see more of the...

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Is Dumping Black/Grey Water Illegal?

Statistics show there are about nine million recreation vehicle (RV) owners in the United States. Of those people who own an RV, most spend about four weeks travelling in their vehicles each year.  Thus, the disposal of water is a common problem for RV users. Laws and regulations that stipulate...

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Why Are Manhole Covers Round?

There is no immutable law demanding that manhole covers have to be round, so why are they? Indeed, there are some square or rectangular ones. However these are rare, generally only found in cases where there is a need for heavy equipment to go through them. The reality is that the vast...

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Gray Water, Black Water, Sewer Caps. Don't Get Lost in Your RV Waste

It can be great fun traveling the countryside in an RV, going wherever you want, seeing whatever sights attract you. The USA is a huge country, and if you travel by RV, you are not limited to seeing common tourist attractions or paying exorbitant hotel fees. You get to be...

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Woodall's Campground Management

Green Initiatives: Good for Business Ocean Lakes Family Campground has made headlines over the years for its investments in solar energy and recycling and promotion of electric vehicles. Last summer, the 893-site, Myrtle Beach, S.C., park opened the first electric vehicle charging station on the Carolina coast, while also recruiting...

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