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A professional plumber should tend<\/p>\n to leaks immediately as damage can occur rapidly.<\/p>\n How do I know if my toilet is leaking?<\/p>\n If you suspect the toilet is leaking, put a drop of food color in the tank. If you see the color in the bowl,<\/p>\n there is a leak. Toilets consume more than 40% of total water usage when working properly \u2013 so it is<\/p>\n important (and cost saving) to ensure they are not wasting water.<\/p>\n There is a whistling sound coming from my toilet? What could it be?<\/p>\n Mostly likely, the flapper and fill valve need to be replaced.<\/p>\n My toilet keeps running and the water won\u2019t shut off. What do I do?<\/p>\n This typically indicates a bad fill valve that needs to be replaced.<\/p>\n What causes low water pressure?<\/p>\n A leak or old galvanized piping can cause low water pressure. It might be time to repipe your house.<\/p>\n I only briefly have hot water. Do I need a new hot water heater?<\/p>\n Not necessarily. There are two heating elements in a heater, most likely one is burned out and will need<\/p>\n replacing.<\/p>\n I have scalding hot water. What do I do?<\/p>\n Scalding hot water can be an indication that the hot water heater thermostat has gone bad. This problem<\/p>\n will continue until the thermostat is replaced.<\/p>\n I have a strange odor in my home, what could it be?<\/p>\n It could be sewer gas. First, run water in any sinks that have not been run lately. If the water in the \u201cU\u201d<\/p>\n part of the pipe (p-trap) dries up, air will come in from the sewer creating a foul smell. Sewer gas can<\/p>\n escape through an unsealed toilet if the wax seal has broken. In this case, the toilet would need to be<\/p>\n pulled and reset. You may also try cleaning your garbage disposer by running anti-bacterial soap, ice<\/p>\n cubes, or lemon peels in it.<\/p>\n My Garbage disposer has stopped, what can I do?<\/p>\n There is usually a small red button on the side of the unit underneath the sink. Try pressing the button<\/p>\n for 2-5 seconds, then release. Run water and try to turn on the unit again as that may reset it.<\/p>\n How can I remove mineral deposits from by shower head and faucets?<\/p>\n Northeast Florida has a great deal of lime in the water. This will calcify on metal fixtures. Mix equal parts<\/p>\n vinegar and water in a baggie and use a rubber band to affix the baggie to the fixture. 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![<\/a><\/p>\n<\/a><\/p>\nSections of Jacksonville<\/p>\n\nGreater Arlington<\/strong>, more commonly known to Jacksonville citizens simply as Arlington<\/em><\/strong>, is situated east and south of the St. Johns River and north of Beach Blvd.<\/li>\nNorth Jacksonville<\/strong> is officially designated by the city website as everything north of the St. Johns & Trout Rivers and east of US 1. Much of this area is known by Jacksonville residents as the Northside<\/em><\/strong>, though much of what is called \u201cNorthside\u201d does not fall within these boundaries, and much of what falls within these boundaries has not been traditionally known as \u201cNorthside\u201d.<\/li>\nNorthwest Jacksonville<\/strong> is located north of Interstate 10, south of the Trout River and surrounds the downtown section. The parts of this area between US Highway 1 and the Trout and St. John\u2019s River is usually considered part of either the \u201cNorthside\u201d or, alternately, Downtown. Much of this section is actually rural land, not easily classified as part of any section.<\/li>\nSoutheast Jacksonville<\/strong>, almost universally known as Southside<\/em><\/strong>, refers to everything east of the St. Johns River and south of Beach Blvd.<\/li>\nSouthwest Jacksonville<\/strong> makes up most of what is known in Jacksonville as the Westside<\/em><\/strong>, though parts of Northwest Jacksonville also are considered part of the \u201cWestside\u201d. It consists of everything west of the St. Johns River and south of Interstate 10.<\/li>\nThe Urban Core<\/strong>, most of which is commonly known as Downtown<\/em><\/strong>, includes the south & north banks of the narrowest part of the St. Johns River east from the Fuller Warren Bridge and extending roughly 4\u00a0miles (6.4\u00a0km) north and east.<\/li>\n<\/ul>\nWith the rapid growth in the eastern part of Duval County, the Intracoastal\/Beaches\/Ponte Vedra<\/strong> area is viewed by many as a major section as well, but is not generally included in a Jacksonville list since they lie outside of the Jacksonville city limits. There is also a distinct part of the city known as \u201cEastside\u201d which those unfamiliar with Jacksonville\u2019s overall geography sometimes mistakenly regard as one of the major divisions of town, rather than the localized neighborhood which it is.<\/p>\nToday, what distinguishes a \u201csection\u201d of Jacksonville from a \u201cneighborhood\u201d is primarily a matter of size and divisibility. However, definitions are imprecise, and sometimes not universally agreed upon.[2]<\/a><\/sup><\/p>\nEach of these sections not only encompasses a large area, but also, each is divided into many neighborhoods. Each of these neighborhoods, in turn, has its own identity.<\/p>\nEach of these sections is divided into many neighborhoods. Some of these neighborhoods, such as Mandarin and LaVilla, had existed previously as independent towns or villages, prior to consolidation, and have their own histories.<\/p>\n\n\n\n\nContents<\/h2>\n[hide<\/a>]<\/p>\n\n1 Sections<\/a>\n\n1.1 North Jacksonville<\/a>\n\n1.1.1 Sandalwood<\/a><\/li>\n1.2 Southeast Jacksonville<\/a>\n\n1.2.1 Bayard<\/a><\/li>\n1.2.2 Baymeadows<\/a><\/li>\n1.2.3 Lakewood<\/a><\/li>\n1.2.4 Loretto<\/a><\/li>\n1.2.5 Mandarin<\/a><\/li>\n1.2.6 San Marco<\/a><\/li>\n1.2.7 Sunbeam<\/a><\/li>\n<\/ul>\n<\/li>\n1.3 Southwest Jacksonville<\/a>\n\n1.3.1 Argyle<\/a><\/li>\n1.3.2 Avondale<\/a><\/li>\n1.3.3 Cedar Hills<\/a><\/li>\n1.3.4 Confederate Point<\/a><\/li>\n1.3.5 Lake Shore<\/a><\/li>\n1.3.6 Marietta<\/a><\/li>\n1.3.7 Normandy<\/a><\/li>\n1.3.8 Ortega<\/a><\/li>\n1.3.9 Paxon<\/a><\/li>\n1.3.10 Riverside<\/a><\/li>\n1.3.11 Whitehouse<\/a><\/li>\n<\/ul>\n<\/li>\n1.4 Northwest Jacksonville<\/a>\n\n1.4.1 Panama Park<\/a><\/li>\n](\"http:\/\/asapirrigation.us\/wiki\/File:Jaxhoods2.PNG\"){kind=link}