A leaky toilet can waste more than a hundred gallons of water in less than a month’s time. If the flapper in the toilet tank has been replaced and water is still seeping out of the tank into the bowl, it is most likely time to replace the flush… Read More

If water is seeping out from beneath the toilet bowl or there is a faint smell of sewer gas in the bathroom, it is definitely time to replace the toilet bowl wax ring. Step 1: Remove the tank lid and place it in a safe spot. Lay a… Read More

Step 1: To replace your worn toilet tank flapper, begin by shutting off the water supply. Step 2: Flush the toilet to empty the tank and carefully remove the tank lid. Set the lid somewhere safe. The lid is very fragile and nearly impossible to replace, so don’t… Read More

If you have recently replaced the tank flapper and your toilet is still running,it may be time to pull out the big guns and replace your ball cock, aka fill valve. I prefer the Fluid Master Brand fill valves over the old style floating ball types. They are much easier… Read More