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[https://www.thespruce.com/toilet-replacement-1824910 by Bob Formisano 29/5/22 the spruce] | [https://www.thespruce.com/toilet-replacement-1824910 by Bob Formisano 29/5/22 the spruce] | ||
Toilets are very durable fixtures, but sooner or later you'll likely want to replace one in your house—perhaps for cosmetic reasons, because the toilet is broken or cracked, or because it's a water-wasting dinosaur. If the toilet is simply leaking and you need to replace its wax ring, you'll follow the same steps for removal and reinstallation. | Toilets are very durable fixtures, but sooner or later you'll likely want to replace one in your house—perhaps for cosmetic reasons, because the toilet is broken or cracked, or because it's a water-wasting dinosaur. If the toilet is simply leaking and you need to replace its wax ring, you'll follow the same steps for removal and reinstallation. | ||
=====How to Repair a Toilet===== | |||
[https://home.howstuffworks.com/home-improvement/plumbing/how-to-repair-a-toilet.htm by howstuffworks] | |||
The toilet is one of the most important fixtures in your home. Although toilets are sturdy and reliable components of the plumbing system, it’s a rare homeowner or apartment-dweller who never has any problems with a toilet. Clogging is perhaps the most common toilet trouble, but it is far from the only one. The tank, for example, can make all sorts of strange noises, or water can run continuously. Fortunately, most toilet troubles can be fixed by a do-it-yourself plumber. | |||
