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Construction companies in the Philippines are no stranger to the many unknown and mysterious things that surround different Filipino beliefs when it comes to construction. Our beliefs range from warding off engkantos that stem from our aboriginal faith to properly placing structures as learned from the Chinese. Here are some of the most popular construction superstitions that helped build the structures we know today. Superstitions on Foundation It is believed that the foundation of the house influences how the whole family will operate in the future as well as affect the overall luck of the home and all its inhabitants. The most common practice is to throw in coins or medallions to the first pouring of the foundation—this is believed to bring good fortune. Some might throw in books to make the inhabitants wiser. To ward off evil spirits, it is believe that you should splash wine, sprinkle salt, or shed the blood or a life chicken to the soil. For the first pouring of

The -Ber months are here and with them comes holidays, gatherings and food feasts. The truth is, you’ll be having a lot of visitors, family, and friends over to your home, and your bathroom would be used more than before. No one wants nuisances such as a clogged toilet in this busy season. Thus, we’re sharing you quick fixes (DIY solutions) and professional help ( Malabanan septic tank services ) to solve and prevent inopportune moments in your toilets. Here are the following: DIY Solutions Some clogged toilets don’t necessarily require the services of a plumber, but you have to troubleshoot them immediately to prevent the problems from getting worse. The clogs may be solved by simple pumping and flushing. Use these to solve your clogged or overflowing toilet.  1. Use a plunger. A plunger uses suction to push air down the toilet and clear a blockage through the system. It is crucial to have a large and heavy-duty rubber plunger (usually a ball-shaped type or one with a fold