I'm confused. Toilet seal is a toilet seal. Until I see all the p/n from the same vendor. Now I wonder if there is a specific one for each toilet?
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no their is not.. size/ thickness is determined buy the flange and drain pipe size in the floor.. and the distance from the flange to the toilet of which are not normal conditions
281354
my plumber told me to get the extra thick one because the space between the floor and floor pipe might be taller than normal, and the extra thickness (height) would still fit. I think all seals are the same diameter, except for thickness.
281355
The only real difference here is that the wax layer is about twice as thick as a normal toilet seal. That said, it can really be used with any toilet. I opted for this for the Toto toilet (which is awesome by the way) because their mounting hardware called for a riser if the floor was flush with the flange (which mine was). This solved me problem and created a better seal (in my opinion). Only thing you'll have to watch out for is some possible wax leakage out of the screw holes, but that's easy clean up if it does happen. Hope this helps!
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To the best of my knowledge, the size of your waste pipe is what really determines the size flange you need. Most are 4x3 (4 inch top down to a 3 inch pipe). The extra wax just helps to seal the toilet, especially if there's a greater than normal height between the pipe and the toilet. You'll likely have to trim a little wax off the top or just remove extra that oozes out the sides when you put the toilet in. Good luck!
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Sizing by diameter (US at least) is standard, but height can be tricky sometimes. "Extra thick" refers to height of the wax. Some plumbers will stack two seals if needed on a job, this is a good alternative as well. FYI: I've replaced 3 toilets, but am not a plumber.
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Hi Pat. I used the B100 with a TOTO CST744SG-01 Drake 2-Piece Toilet with Elongated Bowl and Sanagloss,1.6 GPF. I would also recommend using a FTS-3 3-Inch Wax Free Toilet Seal. One thing I learned from the process is that part of having a clogged free toilet is water press. So in essence saving water is one piece, but having the right balance to flush properly is another. The toliet seal is a big change over from the wax seals. It seems to enhance the pressure of the water and I believe is much more sanitary than wax. The latter is when I pulled the old toilet off and discovered the "mess" still attached to the wax. never again. Hope this helps! Hi Pat. I used the B100 with a TOTO CST744SG-01 Drake 2-Piece Toilet with Elongated Bowl and Sanagloss,1.6 GPF. I would also recommend using a FTS-3 3-Inch Wax Free Toilet Seal. One thing I learned from the process is that part of having a clogged free toilet is water press. So in essence saving water is one piece, but having the right balance to flush properly is another. The toliet seal is a big change over from the wax seals. It seems to enhance the pressure of the water and I believe is much more sanitary than wax. The latter is when I pulled the old toilet off and discovered the... » Read More Hi Pat. I used the B100 with a TOTO CST744SG-01 Drake 2-Piece Toilet with Elongated Bowl and Sanagloss,1.6 GPF. I would also recommend using a FTS-3 3-Inch Wax Free Toilet Seal. One thing I learned from the process is that part of having a clogged free toilet is water press. So in essence saving water is one piece, but having the right balance to flush properly is another. The toliet seal is a big change over from the wax seals. It seems to enhance the pressure of the water and I believe is much more sanitary than wax. The latter is when I pulled the old toilet off and discovered the "mess" still attached to the wax. never again. Hope this helps! « Show Less
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I used it and it sealed fine. It is more substantial than it looks and seals the hole off very well and fits the toilet horn snuggly. No problem at all. Jim
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the one that i got is a push/press seal at the drain. I wasn't sure what to expect when I got it because the picture looks like it has a pop up lever. I was replacing one that had a pop up lever and this changed out fine. maybe the company offers both...not sure. sorry I couldn't be of more help.
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This seal is under the toilet and seals the base of the toilet to the floor flange in the floor. Replacement requires that the water line be disconnected so the main water supply should be shut off. Then the two nuts must be remove from the floor flange studs that secure the toilet to the floor. Lift the toilet straight up. The old seal will be either stuck to the bottom of the toilet or on the floor flange. Replace with the new one and reverse the dis-assembly. This seal can not be accessed from above or through the slide. If problem is water not staying in the bowl, This take a different seal - depending on the style of toilet complete disassembly of the toilet may be required. First try pouring hot water into toilet to soften seal then spray with vegetable oil. The seal itself has a grove where the slide moves to make a seal. Another problem is toilet paper becomes trapped in the grove as the slide closes. A curved tool can be formed from a wire coat hanger to clean out the trapped paper. Caution! Make sure that there is not a sharp end to the wire that will damage the rubber seal. Good Luck!
188957
I don't know the answer to this question. It is probably out there if one cares to investigate. All I can say is this is the best toilet we have ever purchased and would buy it again.
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I purchased bags...I think they were called Double Duty or something. I believe the toilet came with one. They have a deodorant and some kind of stuff that gels? Has a ziplock to seal up.
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I think this seal will fit most of their toilets - it's the water valves that you have to worry about fitting different models...you can also check the Thetford website or call their customer service, they are very helpful.
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I used it to seal a crack inside of toilet tank about 1 year ago. It been fine all this time. The portion I sealed in under water all the time and has not leaked.
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mine was the lever, the washer and the metal stem that hooks in the tank seal. very nice piece, looks great on the toilet, but it was a little hard to get into my new toilet. tank is much smaller than the older tanks. keep that in mind when you are considering this piece.
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I'm not sure. But what I can tell you after buying this diaper pail back in 2012 is that we got rid of ours because it never kept the smell inside of the pail. With our second baby, we asked for the Tommy Tipee diaper pail which seals the diaper in plastic. It's a bit more expensive but we like it much better. Actually we just gave the Diaper Genie away on Craigslist last week.
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Our purchasing manager is checking to see if this item comes with a cleaning hole. I haven't heard back yet but more than likely, it does not have a cleaning hole. If it had one, they would advertise it as having a cleaning hole because it's a selling feature. More than likely, this item shares the same canal for the vagal and anal openings so it can be easily cleaned that way - in the vagina and out the anus. If our purchasing department replies with any contradictory information, I will let you know. Thank you,
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Without even checking there are two watchouts... the flush buttons are on the top (I personally would be frustrated every time I would have to negotiate my fingers to flush the toilet in such a tight gap and #2 you really should have easy access to the toilet basin in case you need to access a leak or malfunctioning flush mechanism...and if you are positioning this under a shelf, unless it is resting on pins, will impede your ability to lift the lid on that tank. It is a great toilet and does exactly what it says about the power of the flush and the cost savings. I am looking to replace my other two toilets with the very same unit based on its quality.
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It no longer needs a seal. They changed the making of it just slightly and it works great without a seal. I bought the same item and mine works perfectly. It is actually nicer not having to clean the seal every time. Hope this helps.
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To the best of my knowledge all new in the box Thetford toilets come with a new flange seal, bolts, nuts and plasticic snap on white bolt covers. I have bought a few over the years and they all were complete.
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Hi Nancy. There are actually 3 seals associated with this valve. Two are at the bottom and seal the valve assembly to the tank, one inside and one out. To replace either, you need to drain and remove the tank. After that, remove the large valve lock nut and pretty much follow the replacement directions that come with the valve. The seal that I think you are talking about is the one at the bottom of the canister. To replace that seal, drain the tank and twist the canister assembly a quarter turn counter clockwise. This will release it from the mounting assembly and it should pull straight up so you can get to the seal. The seal mounts into a grove at the bottom of the canister and should pull off once you pull it out of the mounting groove. Simply slide the new seal on and make sure its completely seated in the groove. (I don't remember if there is a top or bottom to this seal but there usually is so try to make sure it goes on the same way the old one was. i.e. usually with the seal lip slightly angled down toward the bottom so it can seal well to the bottom mount.) Reinsert the tab at the bottom into the hole in the mount and give it a quarter turn clockwise until you feel the tab lock in place. Gently wiggle it to make sure it's locked down and your done. By the way, if this seal is the one that is leaking, the toilet will run continuously or will empty slightly and refill every so often on it's own. To really check, add a few drops of food coloring into the tank and let it sit. If the food coloring shows up in the bowl after a while (depending on how bad it's leaking) the seal is worn and not sealing. Hope all this helps!
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RV toilet has a foam seal and not wax. Foam seal comes with the toilet. If replacing an existing toilet you should already have the connector. Otherwise, purchase from an RV supply store.