Toilet Repair

If your toilet is always running, or is louder than normal, it could be a defective fill valve. Repairing the fill valve on your toilet is easy to do, even with zero plumbing skills. Why wait for a plumber for this fix when you can DIY it for less than $10 and less than 10 minutes of work? Grab a bucket and a wrench and let's get to work. Here are step by step instructions for you to replace a defective toilet fill valve.

Learning how to fix things can be a boon to your budget because you’ll save money that really adds up over time.

What is a toilet wax ring? How do you know when yours is bad? What size should you buy? How do you replace a toilet wax ring?

As a homeowner, you must have heard about a toilet flange. But if you haven’t, well, this is a component at the toilet drain pipe surface, which helps to hold the toilet firmly to the bathroom floor. These components are round and are made from rubber, PVC, or metal. Furthermore, bolts are used to hold

How Do you Fix a Toilet Seat that Keeps Falling 1. Seat Placement Is Too Far Back In the Direction of the Tank 2. The Toilet Seat May Be Too Thick/Heavy 3. The Toilet Is Not Level 4. A Cracked Or Broken Seat 5. Misuse of the Toilet 6. Installation of Rubber Toilet Seat Washers 7. Cleaning the Screw Hinge 8. A Wobbly Or Lose Toilet Seat

It is a pretty odd handy-woman skill that I know but wanted to share with you because I have done this one a bunch of times and feel pretty...

Learn how to fix a running toilet, including what the common causes are and how you can identify them in your own toilet.

Tighten a loose or wiggly toilet seat with inexpensive rubber bushings and seat stabilizers. It's a 15-minute fix that'll last for years.

Repair behind the toilet

Toilets are nasty! But it doesn't mean you need to hire someone else to do this dirty job. You can do it yourself. How to remove a toilet with quick and easy-to-following instructions with this blog post.