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Stop toilet flush valves from leaking



The most common cause of toilet flush valves leaking, is a faulty washer.

Today you are going to learn how to change the washer with the help of photos and step by step instructions.

I'll give you tips that the experts use that making this job a breeze.

What you need to do, is take the lid off your toilet cistern/tank. You may need a small screwdriver if the lid has screws.

Take the lid off and you should have a view of your flush assembly.

Select a photo below that is a close match to your one.

Click on the photo to find an easy method of replacing your flush washer.






A second reason for leaking


The second most common reason for toilet leaking into bowl.....is a foriegn object getting caught between the flush washer and valve seat.

Over the years I've found bits of deodorisers, safety pins, pieces of plastic and other objects I can't mention.

The photo links above will show you how to check your valve seat for foriegn objects.

You will also learn how to clean your valve seat so the best seal possible is made with the new washer.

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