Toilets last a long time, but sooner or later your bathroom throne will lose its regal luster and need to be replaced. While you can repair a toilet, replacing an old water guzzler with a new water saving toilet will save thousands of gallons a year and can pay for itself over time.
Read on to find out how to remove an aging toilet and install a new one that’s fit for the king or queen of your home. On the last page of the article is a button that links to a printable toilet replacement checklist.
The toilet rocks- what can I do?
J.
Try carefully tightening the toilet bolts that hold the toilet to the floor up, but don’t overdo it as it could crack the porcelain bowl. If that doesn’t help, put a shim between the floor and toilet.
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Is there a difference in the type of wax rings for the toilet? The one I have is over 40 years old.