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How to Remove a Toilet
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- čas přidán 26. 11. 2018
- Removing a Toilet is not Rocket Science, but getting the darn thing out of the house without making a mess is tricky. Join us as we demonstrate the best way to get it done easy, clean and safe!
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Man, this guy seems like an awesome dad, my dad passed away from cancer when I was in 4th grade (I'm 24 now). I could have totally gone for having this dude as a dad, mad cool and you get to learn a lot as Iv always been pretty handy haha. Don't take this guy for granted Matt. Take it easy yous guys.
Sorry to hear about that, I love working with my boys! If you ever have any questions feel free to ask. Cheers!
@@HomeRenoVisionDIY Awesome, thanks Jeff! I will definitely take up your offer if a situation arises. I used to help my grandfather with a ton of projects so I may find my self doing something similar to one of your videos one day, haha. I've watched a ton of your videos, even though I am not working on anything, I can't help but watch more and more haha. Thanks again!
Awesome that you had a chance to spend time with your Grandpa! I never had a chance to meet mine. Not that I can remember anyway, he passed when I was 3 yrs old. He was a carpenter....Guess it is kind of in the blood! Cheers!
@@HomeRenoVisionDIY That's awesome, right on. I guess it does lol. My grandfather was a longshoreman in Philadelphia, but he was pretty handy and over the course of like 30 years he re-did about every room in their house, he had me and my brother helping ever since we could understand basic instruction and could hold a tool in our hands, haha. And my dad was just a barber and owned a barber shop, but he was a cool guy. The most "handy" thing I did with him was we filled a pothole once in front of his shop, hahahaha.
Great memories dude!. I found the secret to joy is to learn from the hardships and savor the good times. Cheers to all the longshoremen and Barbers!
Love the coffee cup trick.
works like a charm Cheers!
Thank you so much for your excellent videos. I always been a diy'er but you have brought me to a whole different level. I recently remodeled my daughter's kitchen and after watching most of your videos it went smoothly from the laminate flooring to the cabinets and counter tops. Your tips on using the laser level were invaluable in doing the subway tile back splash. It was the first tile job I ever did and it turned out perfectly. Thanks again.
Way to go William, we would love to get a picture along with that story to help other diyer's feel more confident.
I pour some water into the toilet to get it to flush out. May sound crazy but it'll take the water level nearly to nothing. Hopefully that helps someone not get soaked. Hello from Washington
Such good help delivered in a light real way. Thanks homie!!
It's cool to see that you use the same bag method I do for removing toilets I learned that trick about 25 years ago works great
Cheers!
Great vid. I know you're always looking for projects we would be interested in tackling. One that i would love to see is an A to Z on taking out an interior wall (can you tell if its load bearing without opening it up, what to do if you run into anything in the wall, and finish work) that kind of stuff. Thanks again for the awesome videos.
On the way this spring. Cheers!
I just wanted to tell you to keep up the great work. I've been watching your videos and they're all great. Really learning a lot. Great stuff!
Thanks Mike, glad to have you along for the ride! Cheers!
Thank Jeff!
i have learned everything. time to compete. i will open a new office opposite yours
Sounds Great Jack, I could use better neighbors!
Great job I really enjoy working with my son as well
Memories, like the corner of my mind...........I need a tissue!
I really appreciate your videos. Thank you for all you do
Thanks we appreciate that, and cheers to all the Greek Baptists!
I did this recently only I used the shop vac to pull out the water.
I have heard of this but then you need to remove the filter first and then clean it out and then put the filter back in. This way is easy since every bathroom has a plunger in it!
Thank you for the re upload
Cool, we hate to see a decent video not get any traction, thought we would re upload a few at the end of the year to try and give them a boost. No time for that next year as we have a ton of videos in production and a really busy year ahead of us!
Great simple video as always! Thanks!
Thanks Jack, We are always looking to help make life easier for folks!
Can you make a video on how to remove and replace the post on the bottom of a staircase? I want to replace mine but I’m not to confident because I haven’t done it before.
No plans for that soon, however I am sure there has got to be a good tutorial on that somewhere.
Great video, of course. Why drain the other taps in other parts of the house? If the water to the commode is off, isn't that the only concern?
Liked the coffee cup vapor barrier. Never heard that one.
In a lot of cases the shut off valve has not been closed in so long that the washer has dried out and the water will cause a flood. If you turn off the water first then you can double check and have time and access to remedy the situation if it occurs.
How big is that bag? 50gal? Thank you.
What do you think of gelling powder that is designed for this task? You basically drain the water and then mix it in with whatever is remaining to for a jello like solid instead of a liquid.
Overthinking the situation.
Love the new intro btw
Thanks for that, we are always trying to make things better
Good day! Can you help? I’d like to see a video or get your opinion on installing peel and stick vinyl over OSB sub floors in manufactured homes. I currently first lay Patriot brand primed then apply vinyl. Your thoughts are much appreciated. Thanks! Bob
Hi Bob, If I was going to go through all that trouble and investment I would spend another 100 bucks a room and install vinyl plank. Cheers! It has a much better wear layer and will seriously outperform the peel and stick.
Awesome diy videos, I’ve learned a lot from you, are you working toward having a TV Show, you would be very successful..
We are working towards helping as many people as we can. We hope that this platform will do that and look forward to whatever the future holds. Cheers!
This may seem too simple: After the plunger I use a old hand towel to mop up the water out of the toilet and squeeze it out in a bucket. Takes a minute or two then there is NO water in the toilet. The plastic bag is still a good idea because you don't know what the wax ring area around the bottom of the toilet looks like. It could be gross it you're removing the toilet itself for cause.
I am a bit of a germ freak so If I can avoid the rag I will. Cheers!
@@HomeRenoVisionDIY It bugged me the first time I did it. But as they say, "do the most feared thing first" to get over your phobias (go down the tallest water slide, climb the steepest mountain face, jump out of an airplane, etc.). What doesn't kill you makes you stronger.
great video!!
Thanks Bro!
Please how do you fix the toilet if it's leaking on the bottom.
56 minutes too short 😫. but a great video. thank you for your instructions
LOL, thanks Rawl, this is a highly searched video and we are hoping CZcams will give us some exposure. Fingers crossed it works. Cheers!
Home RenoVision DIY awesome work.
I wish I had a dad.
A problem that seems to be far to common. Not to worry you will be fine I am sure. Cheers!
Now, show us how to INSTALL a new toilet and CHANGE the doughnut at the base of the toilet please! Also, show us exactly HOW to unconnect the water line and reconnect the water line. THANKS !
What is the best way to solve water condensation on the outside of the tank?
buy an insulated tank!
@@HomeRenoVisionDIY I didn't know that there are insulated tanks. I will look into that. Thanks!
I was hoping the video would cover reapplying it. I've had bad luck with wax rings
That information is in our other toilet video, Simply search toilet in the home screen!
How do you properly install a new toilet?
That is a video that we have done for new construction in a basement. We will definitely be making that video soon. Cheers!
I have to pull toilets a lot and reinstall them. To empty the bowl I use a small water bottle cut in half and just scoop it out. For the tank I use a turkey baster and suck all the tank out. Takes a few minutes but works. I hate plumbing but a simple turkey baster helped me out a lot.
that sounds like a lot of work. Have you tried the pail technique where you pour in a lot of water and it siphons out the p trap!
Where in Canada are you in?
Ottawa!
I remove the tank on top first so I can do it by myself.
Great idea if you have to work alone. Cheers!
Crap. I just did one by myself and left the tank on. It was a bit heavy 🥴
Give that man a cookie!
Or, if you have a shop vac, you can just suck the water out in 2 seconds.
Does Matt still work for the company
Hi Red, On Occasion, right now he is busy with personal development with new his education!
Legit.
Cheers!
Obviously the toilet was just put in...the floor bolts and nuts are flawless...no stripping or rust..like mine..THAT is the hard part.
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no doubt there is a place for that sort of thing. But what if you wanted to reinstall the toilet after?
@@HomeRenoVisionDIY reinstall the toilet and then flush. The toilet bowl will fill up and after a minute, liquify and complete the flush. The method shown in the video works and that is obvious. Presenting additional option.
Nobody got me coffee 🤔
Sorry Troupster, next time I will order 285,000 double doubles. Coffee for everyone!
Wouldn't that make it awkward to finish your coffee? Lol
simply bring a straw to work!
Home RenoVision DIY lol, I like your sense of humour.
That plunger was the wrong shape for that toilet and did nothing to move water. I prefer the bucket flush method for this. The tools you used on the cap and nuts served to damage them, which is dumb if you are only removing the toilet to paint, put down flooring, or just need it out of the way for another project and plan to reinstall it with the same caps and hardware. I could go on, but I'll leave it at that. Ultimately you got the job done if a bit sloppy. One thing I do in the rare case I'm completely replacing a toilet is to use a handtruck with a strap to wheel the toilet around and out of the house rather than use my back and risk injury. If I'm just moving it out of the way I'll use a flat furniture dolly and will roll it around with that.
perhaps a square one?
Hey friend next time take the tank off. Its so much lighter😉
That is true if working alone, however for going up or down stairs the tank actually helps with the lifting if you have someone to help. I am a bit of a germaphobe so this is why we do it this way!
@@HomeRenoVisionDIY lol I am the same. Have to spray nine everything 😉
I enjoy your vids thank you
Thanks for the comments, Cheers!
First?
Simple video
Congrats, Thanks for watching and helping us out with this little experiment!
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That makes me just a little uncomfortable.