How to repair a leaky toilet?

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posted in Community by milerpip

A plumber replaced a couple of toilets that had leaking parts about 2 years ago, so I expect them to last at least a few years. Another leak. Any thoughts/recommendations on which parts are better than others? Where is a leak most likely to occur? on the valve/in the middle of the toilet? or in the left side module that fills the water again? In the middle part, I suppose?

2 years, 11 months ago

alisonin - Just buy a new toilet and be done with it

2 years, 11 months ago

drascons - I'll advise you to call a good plumber.

2 years, 11 months ago

kassadi - This seems to be the problem I had some time ago. Never think that something would fix itself out of nowhere. This is a widespread problem among old toilet bowls. I had the same one and had to contact the company https://www.wilcoplumbing.com.au/plumber-marrickville/ which quickly helped me solve this problem. In fact, it is pointless to fix old toilets. When I set my bathroom a year later, it cracked, and I still had to buy a new one. I also advise you to buy a new toilet and no longer think that something would happen. Old equipment often breaks down, and you will spend more money on fixing it than if you buy a new one. Maybe my advice will help some of you in the future!

2 years, 11 months ago

derekcho1 - I am facing the same problem.

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2 years, 11 months ago