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Toto Neorest NX1 One Piece Toilet with Integrated Bidet Seat - Elongated in Cotton White

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DROP leak detector system with valve hub, control unit, and two wireless sensor detectors.

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Shellback automatic laundry pump with brass body, black cord, and dual outlet hoses.

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Father's Day Gift Guide: Tools Every DIY Dad Will Actually Use

Picking out a Father's Day gift can feel harder than it should be. Ties and mugs get tossed in a drawer, but a tool that actually earns a spot on the workbench gets used for years. If the dad, grandpa, step-dad, or father-in-law in your life is the type who's always got a project going, whether it's fixing a leaky faucet, building shelves in the garage, or just keeping the house running, a quality tool makes one of the best Father's Day gifts you can give. This guide pulls together some practical, well-built options that fit a range of budgets and skill levels. Some are small stocking-stuffer style add-ons, and others are bigger gifts for the dad who's serious about his garage setup. Either way, these are tools that get pulled off the shelf again and again instead of sitting untouched. Accessories That Make a Great Last-Minute Fathers Day Gift If you're searching for a cool Fathers Day present that doesn't break the bank, small accessories are a smart place to start. They're easy to wrap, easy to ship quickly, and they pair well with other gifts if you want to put together a small bundle. The Milwaukee USB Rechargeable Pivoting LED Flashlight is one of those tools that ends up getting used way more than people expect. It's got a pivoting head and a magnetic base, so dad can set it down hands-free while working under a sink, in the engine bay, or in a dark corner of the attic. With 500 lumens on the spot setting and a flood mode for wider lighting, it covers most situations a DIYer runs into. Since it charges over USB, there's no need to keep buying batteries either. For dads who already run Milwaukee's M18 battery system, the M18 Power Source turns an M18 battery into a portable USB charging station. It's a simple idea, but it solves a real problem. Phones and tablets die in the garage all the time, and this lets dad keep working without walking back inside to plug in. If music while working is part of the routine, the M12 Radio + Charger is a compact option that doubles as a charger for M12 batteries. It's the kind of gift that feels small but gets noticed every single weekend project. And for garage comfort during the warmer months, the Milwaukee M18 Brushless 18” Fan runs cordless off the M18 platform, so it can sit wherever it's needed most, even if there's no outlet nearby. Anyone who's worked in a hot garage in July knows how much a good fan matters. Power Tools Dad Will Actually Reach For When people think about good Father's Day gifts for the DIY dad, power tools usually come to mind first. The trick is picking ones that solve everyday problems rather than tools that are too specialized to get much use. The Milwaukee M12 FUEL 3” Compact Cut-Off Tool is small enough to fit into tight spaces but powerful enough for cutting bolts, pipe, brackets, and small metal stock. It's the perfect of tool for a dad who handles odd jobs around the house or works on cars, trailers, or outdoor equipment. For assembly work, the M12 ¼” Hex Screwdriver Kit is a nice middle ground between a manual screwdriver and a full-size drill. It's lightweight, easy to control, and great for furniture assembly, electronics, cabinet hardware, and small repair jobs where a bigger drill would be overkill. If dad's ever dealt with a flooded basement, sump pump failure, or needs to drain a water heater, the M18 Transfer Pump is a practical tool that solves a problem most homeowners run into eventually. It runs cordless off M18 batteries and can move water quickly without dragging out a garden hose and hoping gravity does the work. Rounding out this section, the Milwaukee M18 FUEL PACKOUT 2.5 gal Wet/Dry Vacuum is compact enough to keep in a truck or garage corner, but strong enough to handle sawdust, small spills, and quick cleanups. It's cordless, so there's no hunting for an outlet every time something needs vacuuming up. 💬 Before You Buy Talk to Our Team First Have questions about pricing? Give us a call! Our team loves finding the best deal for you. Contact us → Office hours are Mon-Fri, 8:30 AM - 4:30 PM ET. Hand Tools for Fathers Day Gift Ideas That Last for Years Hand tools tend to be underrated as gifts, but they're often the tools that get the most use over a lifetime. They don't need batteries, they don't go obsolete, and a good one can outlast the person who bought it. The 24” Magnetic I-Beam Level is built for accuracy on shelving, cabinets, fence posts, and general home projects. The magnetic edges let it stick to metal surfaces hands-free, which makes solo projects a lot easier to manage. For plumbing repairs and general mechanical work, the Milwaukee Chrome-Plated 15” Adjustable Wrench covers a wide range of nut and bolt sizes in one tool. It's a classic addition to any toolbox and a wrench that gets reached for constantly, whether it's for a leaky pipe fitting or loosening a stuck bolt on the lawn mower. The 12-Piece 3/8” Drive SAE Ratchet and Socket Set is a solid pick for dads who work on cars, appliances, or furniture assembly that uses bolted hardware. A compact, well-organized socket set is one of those things that feels like a small upgrade but ends up making every job a little smoother. And for measuring rooms, garages, fence lines, or planning out a new project, the Milwaukee Laser Distance Meter measures up to 65 ft without needing a second person to hold the other end of a tape. It's a simple upgrade that makes measuring jobs faster and more accurate. PACKOUTS and Storage: Practical Gifts for Organized Dads For dads who already have a solid tool collection, sometimes the best gift isn't another tool. It's a better way to organize and transport the ones they already own. Milwaukee's PACKOUT system is modular, so these pieces work together and can be expanded over time, which makes them easy to build a setup around. The 2-Wheel Cart is built to haul heavier loads of tools and gear without straining a back, and it works as the base for stacking other PACKOUT pieces on top. Alternatively, the Rolling Tool Chest gives larger storage capacity with wheels for moving heavier loads around the garage, job site, or driveway. For smaller items and frequently used tools, the 4-Drawer Tool Box keeps things sorted and easy to find instead of buried at the bottom of a bin. And the PACKOUT Organizer is great for screws, fittings, drill bits, and all the small parts that tend to end up loose in a drawer somewhere. Any one of these makes a thoughtful Father's Day gift on its own, but if you're shopping for a dad who's been wanting to get his garage organized, pairing a couple of these together can turn into a meaningful upgrade. Work and Safety Gear: Small Gifts That Show You Pay Attention Sometimes the gifts that mean the most are the ones that show you noticed what someone actually needs. Work gear falls into that category, and it's a good way to round out a gift without going over budget. The Milwaukee Leather Performance Gloves hold up well for yard work, garage projects, and general jobsite use, offering grip and protection without feeling bulky. For eye protection, the Safety Glasses with Clear Anti-Scratch Lenses (3-Pack) is practical because safety glasses tend to get lost or scratched up over time, so having a few extra pairs on hand is genuinely useful. To round it out, the Milwaukee Corded Ear Plugs (3-Pack) are an easy stocking-stuffer style add-on for anyone who runs power tools, mowers, or shop equipment regularly. These items work well as add-ons to a bigger gift, or bundled together if you're putting together a "dad survival kit" type of gift box. Wrapping Up Your Fathers Day Gift Whether you're shopping for a dog dad, grandpa, stepdad, or father-in-law, the goal is the same: find something that fits how he actually spends his time. A new flashlight, a better wrench, or a smarter way to organize the garage might not sound exciting on paper, but these are the kinds of gifts that stick around and get used for years. If you're shopping for a Fathers Day gift, it's also a good time to grab a couple of smaller accessories alongside a bigger tool, since pairing items together often makes for a more complete gift without much extra effort. No matter what you choose, a tool that solves a real problem is one that dad will think of you every time he uses it. Need help finding the right gift? The Plumbing Deals team is here to help. Give us a call toll-free at 1-888-682-5956 for product recommendations, gift ideas, or answers to any questions before you buy. 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Top 10 Quick Plumbing Fixes You Can Do in a Weekend

A free weekend and a short list of plumbing tasks can go a long way. Most homes have at least a handful of small issues sitting quietly in the background: a slow drain, a toilet that won't stop running, a supply line that's past its prime. None of these feel urgent on any given Tuesday, but left alone, they have a way of turning into bigger problems. The good news is that most common plumbing issues are genuinely manageable in a day or two. You don't need a full renovation or a service call for every fix. With the right products and a basic set of tools, a weekend is enough time to knock out repairs that'll save money, prevent future damage, and leave your plumbing in noticeably better shape. Table of Contents • Upgrade to Braided Stainless Steel Supply Lines • Clear Clogged Drains • Fix a Running Toilet • Tighten or Replace P-Traps • Upgrade to a High-Efficiency Garbage Disposal • Upgrade to Water-Efficient Fixtures • Replace a Faucet • Check Your Outdoor Plumbing Fixtures • Check Your Home's Water Pressure • Stock a Basic Plumbing Emergency Kit • Frequently Asked Questions Best Quick Plumbing Fixes You Can Do in a Weekend 1. Upgrade to Braided Stainless Steel Supply Lines Why it's worth doing: Standard plastic or chrome-coated supply lines degrade over time and eventually fail. A burst supply line under a sink or behind a toilet can dump a significant amount of water before anyone notices. Swapping them out for braided stainless steel is one of the most practical upgrades a homeowner can make. How to do it: Shut off the water supply valve at the wall or under the fixture. Turn on the faucet or flush the toilet to relieve pressure and drain the line. Use an adjustable wrench to remove the old supply line from both ends. Hand-tighten the new braided line into place at both the valve end and the fixture end, then snug it down with the wrench. Don't overtighten. Turn the water back on slowly and check both connections for leaks. The whole job usually takes under 30 minutes per fixture. Recommended Product: Krowne Series E-Z Install Flexible Water Line Kit The Krowne Series Flexible Water Line Kit is a solid choice for this upgrade. It includes two 3/8" braided stainless steel flexible supply hoses at 30” long, 1/2" NPT close elbows with swivel compression fittings on the faucet side, 3/8" compression fittings on the water supply side, and 1/2" NPT nipples, washers, and lock nuts. Plus, no soldering or thread tape is required, making it a complete kit designed for fast, reliable installation. 2. Clear Clogged Drains Why it's worth doing: Slow drains are one of those problems people tolerate far too long. Hair, soap buildup, and grease accumulate gradually until drainage slows to a crawl. Clearing a drain before it fully clogs is a lot easier than dealing with a fully blocked line. How to unclog a drain: Remove the drain cover and clear away any visible hair, soap residue, or debris. Insert a drain hook or zip-it tool into the drain and pull out as much buildup as possible. For deeper clogs, feed a hand snake into the drain until you reach the obstruction. Rotate and work the snake through the clog, then slowly remove it. Flush the drain with hot water to clear any remaining debris. Replace the drain cover and test for proper drainage. How to unclog a sink: Remove any standing water from the sink basin. Check the drain opening and remove any visible debris. Use a drain hook, zip-it tool, or hand snake to break up and remove the clog. Run hot water through the drain to help flush loosened material. If the drain is still slow, place a bucket beneath the P-trap, remove it, clean out any buildup, and reinstall it. Test the drain again with hot water. Pro-Tip: For a more in-depth walkthrough of bathroom sink clogs specifically, the Plumbing Deals guide on how to unclog a bathroom sink covers the process step by step! A Tool Worth the Investment: Milwaukee 2571-21 M12 Drain Snake Kit For anyone dealing with recurring drain issues or tougher clogs in floor drains, laundry lines, or larger pipes, the Milwaukee Drain Snake is worth serious consideration. The hybrid design blends the benefits of both handheld and floor-based drain cleaners into one compact unit. Homeowners who deal with chronic drain issues will get their money's worth quickly, and for service plumbers it's an easy upgrade over older corded machines. 3. Fix a Running Toilet Why it's worth doing: A running toilet can waste thousands of gallons of water per year. The sound itself is annoying enough, but the water bill is usually what gets people moving. Fortunately, toilet repairs are among the most common DIY plumbing jobs there are. The challenge: A running toilet can be caused by several different components, and the fix depends on which part has failed. The flapper, fill valve, and trip lever assembly each have their own failure modes and their own repair process. Rather than covering every scenario in depth here, homeowners can refer to these dedicated step-by-step guides for each repair: How to Fix a Running Toilet covers diagnosis and general guidance. How to Replace a Flapper walks through the most common cause of running toilets. How to Replace a Fill Valve explains what to do when the tank won't stop refilling. How to Replace a Trip Lever walks through issues with flush handle assemblies. Each guide includes product recommendations for the specific part being replaced, so you'll find the right components alongside the instructions. 4. Tighten or Replace P-Traps Why it's worth doing: P-traps are the curved pipe sections under sinks that hold a small amount of water to blocks sewer gases from entering the home. They're also a common spot for leaks because connections loosen over time, plastic fittings get brittle, and older chrome traps corrode. A drip under the sink is almost always a P-trap issue. It's a quick fix when caught early, and a messy cabinet problem when it's been leaking unnoticed for months. How to do it: Clear out the cabinet under the sink and place a bucket under the trap. Check all slip-joint connections. Hand-tighten any that feel loose and test for leaks. If the trap itself is cracked, corroded, or leaking at the curve, it needs to be replaced. Unscrew the slip nuts at both ends of the trap by hand or with channel-lock pliers. Remove the old trap, bring it along or measure the diameter to get the right replacement. Install the new trap by sliding the slip nuts and washers onto each pipe end, then threading the connections hand-tight. Snug them down firmly but don't overtighten. Run water and check for leaks. Recommended Product: Mountain Plumbing MT3140/BRN 1-1/4" P-Trap For exposed applications where the drain is visible, this Mountain Plumbing P-Trap is a strong choice. It's built from 17-gauge brass in a traditional style with a high box flange in brushed nickel finish. For a vanity with vessel sink or pedestal installation where the drain is on display, the finish matters. Recommended Product: Oatey 39239 AAV Installation Kit For a practical PVC replacement on a standard bathroom or utility sink, the Oatey AAV Installation Kit is a well-rounded option. It includes a 1-1/2" P-trap, a 6" extension tube, a PVC threaded adapter, a deep box flange, and a Sure-Vent Air Admittance Valve. The AAV handles venting without connecting to a branch vent, which makes it particularly useful for island sinks, remodel jobs, or situations where adding a traditional vent pipe isn't practical. 💬 Before You Buy Talk to Our Team First Have questions about pricing? Give us a call! Our team loves finding the best deal for you. Contact us → Office hours are Mon-Fri, 8:30 AM - 4:30 PM ET. 5. Upgrade to a High-Efficiency Garbage Disposal Why it's worth doing: Most garbage disposals that need replacing have been grinding along with an underpowered motor, loud operation, and frequent jamming for years. An upgrade makes daily kitchen use noticeably quieter and more reliable. Most importantly, it's also a weekend-friendly installation. How to do it: Turn off power to the disposal at the circuit breaker and verify it's off before touching anything. Disconnect the drain line from the disposal body. Disconnect the electrical connection. Twist the disposal body counterclockwise to release it from the mounting ring under the sink. Install the new mounting ring if the new unit uses a different mounting system. Most standard replacements use the same 3-bolt EZ mount, which means the mounting ring is often reusable. Connect the electrical wiring on the new unit (ground, neutral, hot). Twist the new disposal body onto the mounting ring clockwise until it locks. Reconnect the drain line, restore power, and test. Pro-Tip: For a more detailed walkthrough of the full installation, the Plumbing Deals Ultimate Garbage Disposal Buying Guide covers sizing, motor power, installation tips, and what to look for in a quality unit. Recommended Product: Mountain Plumbing STEALTH 750 The Mountain Plumbing STEALTH 750 is a continuous-feed 3/4 HP disposer that runs at 3600 RPM on 5.0 amps. Key features include a permanent magnet motor for high torque and fewer jams, cast stainless steel impellers, a stainless steel grind ring, antimicrobial technology for odor protection, a removable splash guard, and no de-jamming tool required. Overall, this unit is a solid upgrade from a builder-grade unit. 6. Upgrade to Water-Efficient Fixtures Why it's worth doing: High-efficiency plumbing fixtures reduce water consumption and lower utility bills without requiring you to change how you use water. The EPA's WaterSense label identifies products that perform at least 20% better than standard products while meeting strict efficiency and performance criteria. Installing a WaterSense-certified showerhead, faucet aerator, or toilet is a straightforward weekend project with long-term payback. What to know: Swapping out faucet aerators and showerheads is the easiest place to start, with no tools needed in most cases. How to replace a faucet aerator: Unscrew the existing aerator from the end of the faucet spout. Clean any mineral buildup from the faucet threads. Install the new aerator, making sure any included washers are properly seated. Hand-tighten the aerator and test the faucet for proper flow. How to replace a showerhead: Unscrew the existing showerhead by turning it counterclockwise. Clean any old plumber's tape or debris from the shower arm threads. Wrap the threads with fresh plumber's tape. Thread the new showerhead onto the shower arm by hand and tighten as needed. Turn on the water and check for leaks. Recommended Product: Hansgrohe Croma 220 1-Jet Shower Head The Hansgrohe Croma 220 Shower Head delivers a generous spray pattern while operating at just 1.75 GPM, helping reduce water consumption without creating a weak shower experience. Its large 8.5-inch spray face provides full-body coverage, while Hansgrohe's QuickClean technology helps prevent mineral buildup and makes maintenance easier over time. For homeowners looking to make a simple, WaterSense-minded upgrade that can be completed in minutes, this showerhead offers an excellent balance of performance, efficiency, and value. Pro-Tip: For specific fixture recommendations, read our article about the 5 Water-Saving Fixtures that Make a Big Impact! 7. Replace a Faucet Why it's worth doing: A dripping or corroded faucet wastes water and looks worn. Replacing it is one of the more visually rewarding plumbing upgrades you can do in a weekend because the change is immediately visible. It's also not as involved as people assume. How to do it: Shut off the water supply valves under the sink. Turn on the faucet to relieve pressure and drain the lines. Disconnect the supply lines from the faucet body. Remove the mounting nut or nuts securing the faucet to the sink deck from underneath. Pull the old faucet out, clean the mounting surface, and follow the instructions included with the new faucet for the installation sequence. Connect the supply lines, turn the water back on, and check for leaks. Recommended Product: Delta Trinsic Single Handle Pull-Down Kitchen Faucet with Touch2O Technology! The Delta Trinsic Touch2O Kitchen Faucet combines a clean, modern design with convenient touchless functionality. Its Touch2O technology allows users to start and stop water flow with a simple tap anywhere on the spout or handle, making it especially useful during cooking and food prep when hands are messy. The pull-down spray wand offers flexible reach for rinsing dishes and cleaning the sink, while Delta's MagnaTite Docking system helps keep the spray head securely in place when not in use. Overall, it's a practical upgrade that adds both convenience and a more premium feel to one of the most-used fixtures in the home. 8. Check Your Outdoor Plumbing Fixtures Why it's worth doing: Hose bibs, spigots, and outdoor faucets take a beating through seasonal changes. Freeze damage, worn washers, and corrosion are all common. A cracked outdoor faucet that wasn't caught before winter can cause significant damage inside a wall when it finally lets go. A quick check takes 20 minutes and can catch problems before they get expensive. What to look for: Turn on each outdoor faucet and check for leaks at the packing nut and handle. Look at the faucet body for any cracks or frost damage from the previous winter. Check hose connection threads for corrosion or cross-threading. Inspect irrigation connections if you have them. Pro-Tip: For an in-depth look at outdoor plumbing inspection, read our Homeowner's Summer Outdoor Plumbing Maintenance Checklist! Recommended Product: PRIER 12” Quarter-Turn Frost-Free Anti-Siphon Outdoor Hydrant If your inspection reveals a leaking, damaged, or aging outdoor faucet, replacing it with a frost-free hydrant can help prevent future problems. For homeowners in colder climates, it's a worthwhile upgrade that can improve reliability and help protect against costly winter plumbing damage. The PRIER Quarter-Turn Frost-Free Anti-Siphon Outdoor Hydrant is designed to reduce the risk of freeze-related damage by locating the shutoff valve deep inside the home's heated envelope rather than near the exterior wall. Its quarter-turn operation provides smooth, reliable control, while the built-in anti-siphon protection helps prevent contaminated water from flowing back into the home's potable water supply. 9. Check Your Home's Water Pressure Why it's worth doing: Water pressure problems show up in unexpected ways. Low pressure makes showers frustrating and appliances less effective. High pressure is actually a more common issue than many homeowners realize, and it quietly causes wear on faucets, supply lines, appliances, and pipe joints over time. The target range for residential water pressure is typically 40 to 80 PSI, and most plumbers prefer to see it between 50 and 60. How to check it: Get a standard water pressure gauge from a hardware store. They're inexpensive and thread directly onto an outdoor spigot or hose bib. Close all other faucets and water-using appliances in the house. Thread the gauge onto the spigot and turn the water on fully. Read the gauge. If pressure comes in above 80 PSI consistently, a pressure reducing valve (PRV) may need to be installed or adjusted. The Plumbing Deals water pressure guide explains how to read your results and what to do about them. 10. Stock a Basic Plumbing Emergency Kit Why it's worth doing: If everything else on this list checks out and your plumbing is in good shape, the most useful thing you can do with remaining time is prepare for the next problem. A plumbing emergency at midnight is a lot less stressful when you have the right tools on hand. Recommended Products: Milwaukee Plumbing and Repair Essentials Building a plumbing emergency kit doesn't require specialized equipment, but having a few quality tools on hand can make unexpected repairs much easier. A pipe wrench is ideal for gripping and turning threaded pipe and fittings, while multi-purpose pliers provide everyday versatility for gripping, tightening, and light repair work. A reliable tape measure, is useful for everything from fixture replacements to quick repair planning, and a durable claw hammer remains a staple for general household projects. Together, these tools help create a well-rounded emergency kit that's ready for common plumbing repairs, maintenance tasks, and unexpected household projects. The Plumbing Deals must-have plumbing tools guide covers additional items to have on hand and why each tool earns its place in the kit. Frequently Asked Questions What plumbing fixes can a homeowner realistically do in a weekend? Most supply line swaps, toilet repairs, P-trap replacements, drain clearing, faucet upgrades, and garbage disposal installations fall well within DIY range for a weekend. The key is having the right parts before you start. How do I know if my supply lines need to be replaced? Age is a good indicator. Plastic supply lines older than 5 to 7 years and chrome-coated lines that show corrosion or mineral deposits should be replaced. Any visible cracking, discoloration, or prior leaking is an obvious sign. When should I call a plumber instead of DIYing? Main line issues, gas line work, in-wall pipe repairs, and anything involving the water heater's gas or electrical connections are situations where a licensed plumber should be involved. The projects in this guide are all designed to be accessible for careful homeowners. What's the most common cause of a running toilet? A worn or warped flapper is the most common cause by far. The flapper is the rubber seal that closes off the flush valve between flushes. When it no longer seals properly, water leaks from the tank into the bowl continuously. It's also the easiest toilet part to replace. Does water pressure affect how quickly plumbing fixtures wear out? High pressure absolutely accelerates wear. Faucet cartridges, supply line fittings, and washing machine hoses all degrade faster under sustained high pressure. Keeping pressure in the 50 to 60 PSI range protects your fixtures and appliances. How Plumbing Deals Helps You Get These Projects Done Finding the right plumbing products at the right price shouldn't be the hard part of a weekend project. At Plumbing Deals, you'll find everything covered in this guide and a lot more, from braided supply lines and P-traps to garbage disposals, faucets, drain cleaning tools, and high-efficiency fixtures. All orders ship free, in-stock items go out next day, and pricing is competitive across the board. Have a question before you order? The Plumbing Deals customer service team is genuinely easy to reach. You can use the live chat right on the site, send an email to contact@plumbingdeals.com, or call direct at 888-682-5956. The team knows plumbing products and can help you make sure you're getting the right part for your specific situation before anything ships.