Remove the Caps Locate the caps on the base of the toilet and remove them. Doing so will unveil the bolts that connect the bowl to the flange in the floor. Remove the bolts. If corrosion is present, there are a couple of things you can use to make it easier to remove. Use a lubri...
Remove the old closet bolts as well. If your flange is in good shape, you’re ready to move on to the next phase. If your flange is damaged, there are products you can buy to reinforce it. If you’re adding a layer of flooring to your bathroom before installing a new toilet, you...
Cut along the inner line with a jigsaw. To get the jigsaw started, drill a hole on the line large enough to allow you to insert the blade. Remove the cutout, lower the sink in the hole and make sure it sits flat on the countertop on all sides. If not, widen the hole as needed....
How the Dual Flush Toilet Handles Waste The way water is used to remove waste from the bowl has a lot to do with how much water is needed to get the job done. Standard toilets use siphoning action, a method that employs a siphoning tube, to evacuate waste. A high volume of water ...
Consider the flush toilet. It is a fascinating device, if you think about it. This giant, porcelain chair is installed into every modern bathroom, using up gallons of precious drinking water each day to whisk your urine and feces into oblivion (better known as the municipal wastewater treatment...
(the flange) around the cup. The flange is inserted into the toilet drain, sealing in the air and increasing the suction power. In a pinch, you can fold the rubber ring back into the bell of the plunger and use it to unclog a tub or sink drain, but a true cup plunger will be ...
I had to use a circular saw to chop it down to size, remove the two back casters, and reattach them. I also had to remove the center caster and reattach, so the bed would stay balanced. This also required adding some wood to the base of the pallets in the right spot to attach the...
I started the demo by taking out my toilet. I also removed the mirror and vanity from my bathroom because we’re planning to remodel the whole room. I’ll be building a new vanity for the remodel, but If you’re keeping your vanity then there’s no need to remove it for this instal...
DIY Bathroom Remodel // How to Install a Toilet & Vanity, Build a Mirror Frame: In this week's video, I remodeled our guest bathroom! I'll show you how to install a toilet and vanity, build a Walnut frame for a mirror, and more!
This tool doesn't just have to be used for unclogging the tolient. Here's how to use a plunger for all of your household needs.