What is the proper wax free toilet seal to use with the round bowl and the elongated one?
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My frugal installer eschewed the fancy newer ones in favor of 'Fluidmaster 7513 Extra Thick Wax Toilet Bowl Gasket with Flange'. Cheap and effective.
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I forget the name of it, but it has some flexible green plastic. Your hardware store should have it.
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Adding a wax ring should be unnecessary if the proper size Fernco product has been selected and installed according to the directions. However, adding a wax ring to further seal the toilet to floor connection is probably okay and would add some confidence to getting a completely watertight installation.
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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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It is elongated and this toilet lid uses the two screws so make sure that's the same
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It will attach to your existing flange. , no wax ring , it takes a rubber gasket ! Toilet I recommend the toilet . Easy install . Seats a little cheap but other wise great product !
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I'm not familiar with that brand of toilet. It does fit a regular elongated toilet. I could measure it if that would help.
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You must use an ELONGATED TOILET....most brands will do. A round toilet will not work. We replaced our round one with an elongated and it is perfect. Nice design, very comfortable.
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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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As far as I know there are only two common shapes of toilet bowls, the older round style, and the more modern elongated style. This fits the elongated toilet. If you purchase it be sure to read my review on how to make the seat stay up. This is the best toilet seat I have ever bought as it is molded in one piece making it very easy to keep clean.
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None I'm aware of. To solve that problem, I took some self-sticking plastic wrap and ran several sheets from the outside edge of the riser and extended them down to the inside edge of the toilet. Be sure the inside ring of the toilet is clean and dry as too the riser, so the plastic wrap will adhere. This prevents leaks from occurring and, once soiled, easily tossed and replaced.
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I have not had any leaking with the Guardian safety rails ' Since the wax seals are at floor level and the toilet is secured with bolts I'm assuming that they need tightening .If the bolts were loose to start with then applying torque with the rails could cause the seal to break like using a giant wrench .
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All repair parts like the valve and flush ball seal include a new flange seal because when the toilet is removed for repairs, a new flange seal is needed to ensure toilet seats on seal properly. The 33239 closet flange seal will work..
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Any quality toilet will do, just make sure to match the finishes (white with white or bone with bone). Also, make sure to match the round seat with a round toilet or an elongated seat with an elongated toilet. We absolutely love the CoCo bidet and have nothing but high praise for it - however, do not spray any cleaners on the seat. It will ruin the finish on the seat, leaving speckled gray dots. We did not find this out until the dots started appearing on the seat and CoCo will not warranty this defect. I am hoping that they have since corrected this flaw, as their product is very good. Good luck!! Any quality toilet will do, just make sure to match the finishes (white with white or bone with bone). Also, make sure to match the round seat with a round toilet or an elongated seat with an elongated toilet. We absolutely love the CoCo bidet and have nothing but high praise for it - however, do not spray any cleaners on the seat. It will ruin the finish on the seat, leaving speckled gray dots. We did not find this out until the dots started appearing on the seat and CoCo will not warranty this defect. I am hoping that they have since corrected this flaw, as their product is very good.... » Read More Any quality toilet will do, just make sure to match the finishes (white with white or bone with bone). Also, make sure to match the round seat with a round toilet or an elongated seat with an elongated toilet. We absolutely love the CoCo bidet and have nothing but high praise for it - however, do not spray any cleaners on the seat. It will ruin the finish on the seat, leaving speckled gray dots. We did not find this out until the dots started appearing on the seat and CoCo will not warranty this defect. I am hoping that they have since corrected this flaw, as their product is very good. Good luck!! « Show Less
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sorry you had a problem. Mine did work with an elongated bowl. Did you make sure the underneath parts were opened up enough. I loved mine and it works with all kinds of toilets.
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It probably would work however I actually recommend the Fernco waxless I would recommend toilet flange extension kit also (put silicone caulk between rings) Oatey 43645 Closet Flange Spacer Kit, 1/2-InchI really recommend the Fernco Waxless seal as it glues directly to the toilet and there is no way it will leak. You have to make sure the wax is totally removed (maybe best to use new toilet or wax seal if you can't clean off wax) Fernco Inc. FTS-3 3-Inch Wax Free Toilet Seal It probably would work however I actually recommend the Fernco waxless I would recommend toilet flange extension kit also (put silicone caulk between rings) Oatey 43645 Closet Flange Spacer Kit, 1/2-InchI really recommend the Fernco Waxless seal as it glues directly to the toilet and there is no way it will leak. You have to make sure the wax is totally removed (maybe best to use new toilet or wax seal if you can't clean off wax) Fernco Inc. FTS-3 3-Inch... » Read More It probably would work however I actually recommend the Fernco waxless I would recommend toilet flange extension kit also (put silicone caulk between rings) Oatey 43645 Closet Flange Spacer Kit, 1/2-InchI really recommend the Fernco Waxless seal as it glues directly to the toilet and there is no way it will leak. You have to make sure the wax is totally removed (maybe best to use new toilet or wax seal if you can't clean off wax) Fernco Inc. FTS-3 3-Inch Wax Free Toilet Seal « Show Less
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Nope, I did not have a leak and my toilet was clogging all the time. I ended up pouring liquid dawn in the tank, which broke up the calcium build up and gave me enough water pressure. My floor is uneven and the wax gasket was not making seal, this rubber made a seal. I guess you have to figure which gasket to use, I tried the large but it was too tight. I ended going with the medium seal. Before the liquid dawn trick I was plunging 3-4 times a week for a couple months and I never broke the seal or had a leak by plunging. Maybe the others did not have the bolts tight enough, happened to me at first then I tightened the bolts tighter, enough not to crack base and from that point plunging was never an issue. Nope, I did not have a leak and my toilet was clogging all the time. I ended up pouring liquid dawn in the tank, which broke up the calcium build up and gave me enough water pressure. My floor is uneven and the wax gasket was not making seal, this rubber made a seal. I guess you have to figure which gasket to use, I tried the large but it was too tight. I ended going with the medium seal. Before the liquid dawn trick I was plunging 3-4 times a week for a couple months and I never broke the seal or had a leak by plunging. Maybe the others did not have the bolts tight enough, happened... » Read More Nope, I did not have a leak and my toilet was clogging all the time. I ended up pouring liquid dawn in the tank, which broke up the calcium build up and gave me enough water pressure. My floor is uneven and the wax gasket was not making seal, this rubber made a seal. I guess you have to figure which gasket to use, I tried the large but it was too tight. I ended going with the medium seal. Before the liquid dawn trick I was plunging 3-4 times a week for a couple months and I never broke the seal or had a leak by plunging. Maybe the others did not have the bolts tight enough, happened to me at first then I tightened the bolts tighter, enough not to crack base and from that point plunging was never an issue. « Show Less
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This is better than a wax ring in several important ways. The best feature in my opinion is that it can be re-positioned as often as desired. With a wax ring, you get one go at it. If you somehow mess up the toilet alignment, or need to take up the toilet or even adjust it---to square it up with the wall, you will destroy the wax seal. Wax does not "bounce back" once it is squished. This will bounce back to shape as often as you pick it up and put it back down. For a novice or DIY, that feature alone is invaluable. Another great feature is that it does not make a sticky mess on the horn of the toilet or the floor toilet flange when you eventually do pull it apart. It is much more like a rubber gasket than a glob of wax. I will never use wax again.