Aquor recently installed the V1+ hydrant on a cedar lap siding home in Lynnwood, Washington.
The copper plumbing was easy to access in the garage, making the retrofit install a snap with copper pre...
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Project Highlights: Silver Cymbal V2+ Retrofit Install in Massachusetts
12
Nov
Silver Cymbal installed an Aquor Water Systems V2+ on his friend's Massachusetts home for an outdoor water access upgrade.
They retrofitted the white V2+ on the garage, easily connecting the new ho...
10 Essential Outdoor Gifts for the Modern Home
29
Oct
Deciding what to gift is not always easy—that's why we've rounded up these cool yet functional outdoor products that homeowners will actually enjoy using.
Outdoor Water Faucet Upgrade
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How-to: Replace the V2+ Hydrant Vacuum Breaker Assembly
26
Oct
If the vacuum breaker is defective, it will leak while the hose connector is plugged in.
When working properly, you shouldn't notice the vacuum breaker. It is okay for the vacuum breaker to purge o...
What is a Vacuum Breaker? Do I Need One?
15
Oct
A vacuum breaker prevents potential water contamination by stopping water from flowing backwards.
What is backflow?
Backflow occurs when water flows in the reverse direction. Imagine water flowing...
Project Highlights: Horizon Outbound 46 Sailboat Deckwash Install
06
Oct
Anders and Anette installed an Aquor Marine Deckwash Outlet on their sailboat for easy water access while traveling the world. The Aquor install provides freshwater—as well as seawater—to clean up t...
Hose Bibb Too Low? The Best Solution for Low At-Grade Hose Bibbs
17
Sep
Is your hose bibb located close to the ground?
Aquor Hydrants can easily connect to your garden hose with room to spare, while reducing the amount of time you spend bent over.
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How-to: Change Your Aquor Debris Cover
14
Sep
Wanting to upgrade your Aquor debris cover or simply switch up your Hydrant's look? We've got you covered!
Follow the steps below to change out the V1, V1+, V2, or V2+ Aquor debris cover.
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Overview: Types of PEX and Ways to Connect
24
Aug
First of all, what exactly is PEX?
PEX, short for cross-linked polyethylene, is a flexible plastic used for plumbing. The tubing has become quite popular over the years, replacing traditional copper ...
New Product: 1/2″ PEX Inlets
12
Aug
The Aquor team has seen an increase in the use of PEX plumbing among partners and homeowners, so offering a PEX inlet was an obvious next step! The PEX inlets eliminate the need to pick up an adapter,...