First you need to know how your toilet works. It consists of two parts: the tank and the bowl. Your house has a supply line that brings water into the tank, where a float stops it from filling past a ...

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Q. My toilet leaks at the floor level and rocks side to side each time it is used. Upon removing the toilet, I noticed the metal ring is rusted and the toilet bolts have nothing to grab onto. I don’t ...

Thinking of adding a toilet to your basement bathroom? This DIY guide walks you through every step from planning and plumbing to installation and finishing touches. With the right tools and tips, ...

Choosing the wrong toilet can cost you or turn into a maintenance nightmare. Here's the difference between skirted and concealed models to guide you.

Standout features include the hands-free auto open/close lid and seat, ergonomic heated seat, instant water heating, an ...

Victorian do-it-yourself plumbers spurred on by recent toilet paper shortages are being urged to remove their dunny handiwork due to fears their households may end up drinking contaminated water. DIY ...

Toilets are common to every home (we hope) and we tend to take them somewhat for granted. But when the time comes to buy a new loo, there's a daunting range of models available, and the plumbing ...