Can I use a cup plunger to unclog my toilet?
It may work, but a forced ball plunger is designed to make more of a seal around the bottom of the toilet to remove the... More »
The best type of plunger to buy is one that includes a flange around the bottom. This allows the plunger to create a better seal inside the toilet. For more information on the best products to clear your toilet, watch our video “Unclogging a Toilet.”
It may work, but a forced ball plunger is designed to make more of a seal around the bottom of the toilet to remove the... More »
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It is a type of flush mechanism that uses both water and compressed air to flush the toilet, which helps eliminate clogs by flushing waster further... More »
Buy one that is clear or somewhat clear so you can see the content of what’s inside. This will help you easily locate that special sweater this... More »
To adjust the water level on a toilet with modern tank components, there is a lock ring or pinch clamp that allows you to raise or lower the float... More »
It depends on what you want to seal. Make sure the type you choose can withstand the friction, weather, temperature changes and wear and tear of the... More »
You will probably need several trowels, including a notched tiling trowel, a grout float and a margin trowel for mixing mortar. Be sure to buy the... More »
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Your wax gasket is probably not working anymore. This is a simple problem to fix. You need to remove the toilet and install a new wax ring. While... More »
When your toilet becomes clogged, your first reaction might be to call a plumber. But before you do, watch this video to learn about the correct... More »
If your sink drain gets backed up, you probably reach for the liquid drain cleaner to solve the problem. But if that doesn’t work, what do you do?... More »
Has your toilet seen better days? Is it wasting water with every flush? Replacing your old, worn out, out-dated toilet with a new one is easier than... More »
If you discover you have a leak in your toilet, don't wait to get it checked out. As much as 80,000 gallons of water can be wasted each year by an... More »
If you have an older toilet, a faulty fill valve can cause it to leak, wasting water and money. Generally, your best bet is to replace it. It... More »