Don't Replace Your Toilet! Replace The Toilet Tank Parts!
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- Don't Replace Your Toilet! Replace The Toilet Tank Parts! Quality toilet tank repair parts the will transform your old toilet to like new again. Works with 2'' valve toilets. Material listed below. I hope this helps! Subscribe here :czcams.com/users/ThatFixItGu...
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Man it’s nice to see videos where people teaching really get to the point. Appreciate your insight. Awesome video
I'm not sure how men used to fix things before CZcams. Thanks! Straightforward and simple.
Or women..! ☺️
Pleeease. My husband won’t touch a screw driver or anything of the sort. I’m the one watching this video trying to fix the toilet. 🤨
Before the internet. We used to talk to our friends and neighbors. Lots of things can be done when you're not spending several hours a day on our phones.
@@daniellthornton4218Get a new one lmao
Same 😂!
I’m a woman who wants to fix her toilet you fast forwarded through stuff I needed. Nice video
Thank you! I've been too afraid to try doing this myself, my dad was always around to do stuff like this for me. he will be proud when I give it a try and it works.
Thank you for showing me how to fix my old toilet! This video will help me out real soon.
I would love to hear how it goes for you!
Back when we had real hardware stores most workers were knowledgeable on fixing stuff. I’ve got a cousin, she’s been in the hardware business since she started working in one after school at 15, she’s in her mid 60’s now and probably more knowledgeable at fixing most stuff around the house than most men. During the 08’ and 09’ recession. She gained a lot of customers because people couldn’t afford to hire someone to fix their stuff. Lowe’s and Home Depot didn’t have a lot of people with the appropriate knowledge to give customers help on what they needed to know. I have been in her store when people would come in with disassembled parts and say I need parts to make this work. 95% of the time she had what they need to get them going again. Knowledge is power, but we seem to forget that a lot of the time.
Thank you so much. You are so sweet. For teaching every body to fix our toilets. Your so generous and very professional. Sending blessings. 🙏
Fix it guy thank you for the extra extremely detailed demonstration. Just got done with the very project you are teaching about. Your details are on point !!!!!!!! Wifey is happy 🙂🙂
Thanks for the tips Brian! I need to add another couple of tools to my kit - the hollow shaft nut driver, and the ridged plastic nut cutter!!
Your very welcome! Thank you for watching!
Thank you! My friend installed one for me and now running every 15 minutes for 6 seconds. I cannot sleep. I appreciate your wonderful demonstration it was quite helpful.
Nora Dee/ SI, NY
So glad this could help you. Please consider sharing and help us grow. Thank you.
Superb directions! Thank You!!
Great job you walked me right through to the tee!
Thanks, followed this and worked out great
Great video! Super direct and great tips! 🙌
Great video though. Well done.
I just subscribed. This video was very helpful.
Awesome video! Saved me some money. Thank you for the insight.
This was such a big help!! Thank you so much!! 🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻
Thank you so much!!! Seriously, life-saver.
You explain everything really well , your also quite charming. Thank You for your help. I even had already bought the same fix it kit .....(years ago LOL)
Thanks for sharing, it really helps.
Always useful!! Thanks bud!
Appreciate you watching! I know you are busy!
Thank you for this, helped alot!
So what would the problem be if your getting blue dye barely dripping in the bowel? Thats whats happening to me but the flapper is new since it came in the kit. Im puzzled and need some help
Thanks Guy!
Great video
Thanks
Well done, I do the same with the tank bolts I always check to make sure the nuts are not bigger than the holes in the bowl if their to big there's a possibility when you tighten down the tank you might Break it
Best video I’ve seen regarding this topic nice job
Thank you for this video
Thank you, I may try this in my home!
Great call with the sponge 🧽 beats the heck out of a shop vac convenience wise
Thank you very much. Very well done video.
Awesome Brian thanks for the video I had no idea it was so simple 👍
Rebuild is the way to go for an older toilet. Don’t always go this smooth! 😉 Thanks for watching.
Thank you Sir
Great tutorial. There are a few things that could be overlooked without you help. Thank you very much and all the best.
Good info
Thanks for the video.
So glad it could help!
Awesome video, thanks dude
Your welcome. So glad this could help.
Life saver bro!!!
Thank you!!!
Thanks bro!
About to start this project myself, wish me luck 😊
Thanks brotha!
That sas really helpfull Thank’s
Great video 👍
Thank you!
i have a question. My water supply line is weird. I cant see any hex screw that connects to the shut off. The supply line is all smooth and seems or looks like the supply line is permanently on the shut off. But its a old style metal supply line and its painted , someone painted the metal supply line and shut off valve with paint to matcj the bathroom wall trim. So i was thinking just pretend there is a hex nut at the bottom even though it looks smooth like one piece. Maybe they make some round hex nuts? I dont know. And just tighten around it with wrench and try to unloosen . Or that will F it up? And there is a one off shut off that nobody useses that has the supply like built in to the shut off so if u wanted to replace the supply line you wouod have to replace the shut off to do it. So answers ?
Yeah I would not try to take it apart with out knowing what kind of connection it is. You can email a picture if you like. I would love to help if I can.
Great video brother
Thank you. Trying to help where I can!
SASA 560 toliet (house built in 2013) would I use the same instruction video? I all ready purchased the same kit you show.
Thanks for the video, how long should my old toilet like yours in the video take to refill? Thanks- 3-23-24
Should the tube that fills the tank and is attached to “overflow pipe” pour the water inside the pipe or outside of the pipe,directly into the tank?
Hey Brian, how much would this service cost someone in your area?
I'm here in the SF bay area so thing's tend to cost a bit more here.
Just curious, I'm a handyman and preform this service regularly.
.... Great job! I like watching you video's you articulate everything perfectly.
Not enough I think. The cheapest plumber I know around here these days charges 200.00 an hour. At least 250.00 I’m sure. I just did one for a box of bing cherries. Steal.
OK that other video sucks this video right here is the business. Thanks.
Excellent tips for today I thank you very much... I do have a question for you I have a downstairs bathroom with an ejector pump seems like the injector pump hangs up from time to time overflowing onto my basement floor so when I unscrew the lid and look inside there appears to be big soap balls, softball in size. we do have a downstairs shower, the only one in the house that is heavily used if those are so called soapballs how can I get from building up and causing my plunger valve not to engage..causing a mess on basement floor... thankyou.. It happens 6 to 7 times per year..
Wow. That is an interesting issue. Softball size is crazy!! Have you gloved up and grabbed one? What does it feel like? What kind of float is in there? Your floats hanging up on the balls?
@@ThatFixItGuy its hard, it hangs up over the float preventing the float switch to activate ejector pump.. yes they float....I clean them out its usually 2 or 3... white in color... the only thing I can figure is somehow the shampoo from shower is maybe intertwined with hair from shower & maybe some toilet paper forming a softball... it happens 6 to 7 times a year always the same looking type balls in the injector pump tank... it's the weirdest thing...
Thank you for a great tutorial. If my bowl water turns blue after the food coloring test, how do I fix it?
Either your flapper is leaking by or the flush valve seal as gone out. I would pull off the flapper and see if it is warped and/or falling apart. You can run your finger around where the flapper sits as well make sure it is smooth. If all that looks good it is going to be that gasket. If it is that then rebuild the whole toilet tank. Hope this helps.
I'm a single mother. I'm trying to fix as much as I can bc companies love to take advantage of us wish me luck lol
It happens to all, not just to a single mother.
I change a washer bolt from behind underneath the toilet bowl than the water stopped dripping. But i then notist behind the toilet it sweats and i see water behind the toilet base. I think because the owners here took the basement pipes for condensation. And since them im even having issues with my water pressure. Here in nebraska it gets very cold and freezing. I think they shouldn't never took the pvc pipes along the wall for the condescension. I told the owner and she said that dosent have nothing to do with the issues.
All fine and dandy until you have you start taking your toilet apart and learn that you have a Kohler-style 3-bolt tank and thus need to order a different type of gasket.
Does this work for the foremost tank, too?
Yes
What would you do if there was blue dye that moved into the toilet ?
25? In my country all the parts are at least double it and I just had to check the prices since my parents had a large leak. no only have to fix small leak with the water supply and the flex ones are to long so have to fix it the old fashioned way. Doing it within 10 hours from now.
What happens when the screw head to the bolts that hold the tank on has stripped grove and is unable to hold in place so the nut can be taken off 😩
You never explained the height adjustment for the tank fill valve. You showed loosening it up...for now, and you never got back to it.
Why does everyone at the beginning tell us to hit that subscribe button. We may not like the video. So you should ask us at the end of the tutorial.
Sorry I was young and just starting out. I knew no better.
Where EXACTLY should the water that fills the tank be flowing from?
HELP! i replaced the tank as you show but when i flush it, it wont flush. i get some bubbles in the bowl and that's it.
I wonder if you got some debris in the bowl. Try taking a piece of wire and clean out the holes in the toilet bowl
@@ThatFixItGuy no thats not it. I had a power flush system and tried to replace it with a conventual gravity system. I didn't realize that you can't use a toilet designed for a power (pressure) flush with gravity system. I need a new bowl. Thanks for the response.
What can I do if I can’t remove the supply line and wd40 isn’t working?!
Theres no blue in that toilet bowl... but plenty of brown
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How did the wife’s quarantine haircut come out? Get brave and embarrass the dickens off of her
Lol. We shall see!
My toilet bowl won't hold much water after installing this
Overhaulin!!
Yes sir it is!
Uses $150 worth of tools to fix it on the cheap.
Isn’t always the is way?
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Ha ha ha ha…change out your toilet guts….it’s so easy…just screw out screw in and your done….what a liar! I don’t have any of those tools. As a girl I find screw drivers challenging. Currently giving up and searching for a handy man.
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