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PLUMBING NOTICE

You may know Fairlington’s plumbing dates back to the 1940’s and pipes are made of terra cotta, unless they’ve been damaged and replaced. Here’s a reminder of what to NOT flush through the system: please, no paper towels, sanitary napkins, tampons or disposable diapers in toilets, and no raw vegetable peels, eggshells or grease in garbage disposals. These items have caused damage to the sewer system and will cause sewer backups. Also, adding sewer backup coverage to your personal homeowners insurance coverage is wise.