If you’ve got a pool of water around the base of your toilet, you may need to do a toilet flange replacement of a loose or broken toilet flange (also often called a closet flange). This circular pipe ...

First you need to know how your toilet works. It consists of two parts: the tank and the bowl. Your house has a supply line that brings water into the tank, where a float stops it from filling past a ...

Diagnosing a toilet leak? There's a rubber gasket that sits between a toilet tank and the bowl called a spud gasket. It works with the flapper valve to control the flow of water between holding tank ...

There are many signs that it's time to replace, we've included five. Cracks in the porcelain or water pooling around the base or clogging more than once a month. If you're frequently fixing your ...

"I just wanna say this worked!" Elderly couple shares brilliant hack to unclog toilet without plunger: 'The easy way' first appeared on The Cool Down.

Some home repair tasks give you a bit of wiggle room. Stained carpet is a bummer, but it doesn't require an immediate renovation. Dulled paint could benefit from a fresh coat, but no one will be hurt ...

July 15, 1946. That’s the date stamped inside the tank of my guest room toilet. That explains a lot. My house was built in 1946, so it’s an original toilet. You can hear the humming of pipes for ...

Q: We need to replace our outdated toilet. I’m pretty sure that we can remove it, but I’m not clear about installing a new one. Also, I understand that I may need to buy a new wax ring for it. Is ...

Let’s be honest – no one likes cleaning the toilet. Even with the longest rubber gloves and the sturdiest toilet brush, few will jump for joy at the prospect (unless the floor is covered with ...