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        "text": "Preventing future toilet overflows involves mindful usage and regular maintenance. Avoid flushing anything other than human waste and toilet paper; even 'flushable' wipes can accumulate and cause significant clogs over time. Consider installing a low-flow toilet to reduce water usage, and periodically check the fill valve and flapper for proper operation. If your home has older pipes, regular drain cleaning every few years can help prevent buildup. As a proactive measure, knowing the location of your main water shut-off valve is crucial in case of any future plumbing emergency.",
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        "description": "Prevent overflows by only flushing waste and toilet paper, avoiding 'flushable' wipes, and performing routine checks on toilet components."
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  "description": "Prevent overflows by only flushing waste and toilet paper, avoiding 'flushable' wipes, and performing routine checks on toilet components."
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