Basement Toilet Problems: Common Fixes & Prevention
Your basement toilet is the canary in the coal mine for your entire plumbing system. Because it sits below the main sewer line, any backup, gurgle, odor or weak flush …
Your basement toilet is the canary in the coal mine for your entire plumbing system. Because it sits below the main sewer line, any backup, gurgle, odor or weak flush …
The International Plumbing Code (IPC) does not leave the choice of 3 inch versus 4 inch toilet drain pipe to guesswork. With today’s 1.28 GPF low-flow toilets, the wrong size …
You turned the water supply off for a quick repair or the city shut it down—and then, without thinking, you flushed. Now the tank is bone-dry, the bowl looks low …
If your toilet suddenly delivers a weak flush or stops flushing altogether, the culprit is often the siphon mechanism hidden inside the cistern. Unlike the more common flapper valves found …
Water pooling at the base of a toilet is one of the most misdiagnosed plumbing problems a homeowner encounters. Most people assume the wax ring has failed and jump straight …
One day your toilet flushes clear. The next, the bowl holds a distinct yellow tint. Most homeowners assume it’s harmless rust or hard-water buildup — but the real cause could …