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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This one is for standard round toilet seats. \they do make one for elongated seats too though... here is the link to that one. Mommys Helper Flip 'N Flush Potty Seat for Elongated Toilets, White/Blue
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Mine is installed on a round toilet...so I am unsure if it will fit an elongated bowl. Sorry:(
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This one is for standard round toilet seats. \they do make one for elongated seats too though... here is the link to that one. http://www.amazon.com/Mommys-Helper-Flush-Elongated-Toilets/dp/B009IVQ3N0/ref=sr_1_fkmr0_2?s=baby-products&ie=UTF8&qid=1379028020&sr=1-2-fkmr0&keywords=momm%27s+helper+flip+%27n+flush
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DO NOT add hot water to a toilet. It will melt the wax ring and cause a leak.
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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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Clean toilet surface then Peel off the thin wax backing as you would any other sticker. This one has a thin backing but it can be peeled. Smooth out the surface and Voila!
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I'm not sure about the elongated but I have this on a standard size toilet and it fits great. You need to have the seat and the lid up and it sets on the porcelain, or I guess you can take the whole seat and lid off, but I'm only using this temporarily for hip replacement surgery.
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There are two different versions one round and one elongated. But beware the bowl to tank gaskets are not sold in stores so in 5-10 years when yours need replacing you will have to order them. So compare this unit with others that may be more standard in their parts.
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The one I purchased was for an elongated bowel. I am not sure if they make one for a round bowl. Go to bidet4me.com and ask the question. I have had the seat for almost two years. Works great but I started having an issue with where the supply hose enters the seat. It is not as secure as where the hose comes out of the water supply. Lately the hose pops out and water will run until you shut off the supply line. I have been shutting off the water to the seat after using it but it is a pain to have to do that. The company still hasn't respond to my inquiry about a fix for that issue. Good product other than that. The one I purchased was for an elongated bowel. I am not sure if they make one for a round bowl. Go to bidet4me.com and ask the question. I have had the seat for almost two years. Works great but I started having an issue with where the supply hose enters the seat. It is not as secure as where the hose comes out of the water supply. Lately the hose pops out and water will run until you shut off the supply line. I have been shutting off the water to the seat after using it but it is a pain to have to do that. The company still hasn't respond to my inquiry about a fix for that issue. Good... » Read More The one I purchased was for an elongated bowel. I am not sure if they make one for a round bowl. Go to bidet4me.com and ask the question. I have had the seat for almost two years. Works great but I started having an issue with where the supply hose enters the seat. It is not as secure as where the hose comes out of the water supply. Lately the hose pops out and water will run until you shut off the supply line. I have been shutting off the water to the seat after using it but it is a pain to have to do that. The company still hasn't respond to my inquiry about a fix for that issue. Good product other than that. « Show Less
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Several possibilities there. 1. Perhaps the "Stick-um" was not pressed on the flange of the toilet firmly enough to properly seal the Fernco flange to the toilet. 2. Perhaps the recessed flange on the "waste" pipe was too far recessed to compress in order to properly seal. My flange was slightly above the floor level. 3. Possibly the new toilet has a crack in the under side that leaks prior to the waste water reaching the flange. A friend of mine found this to be true on a new toilet that he purchased from a large discount supply company. If so, return the toilet to the company for an exchange. 4. Perhaps the seal you used was too small for the toilet/flange connection. If so, then get the 4-inch seal rather than the 3-inch. If this is the case, then the waste pipe may have too much back up of waste water due to the back up flows past the seal and going around the seal/flange connection. I had no problem with leakage with my toilet leaking after installing the FERNCO Waxless seal, whereas with the Wax seals, I experience leakage after a few months when the Wax seal settles down and begins to leak around the Wax. While not a plumber, I found the Fernco Waxless seal is the easiest to work with and does a good job. Alfred
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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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The elongated Toto washlet seat fits on an elongated toilet bowl and the round one fits on a round toilet seat. You will need to purchase one according to which toilet you have. We changed our toilet from a round one to an elongated one and purchased the elongated washlet, because it was cheaper to purchase a new toilet rather than purchase a round Toto seat.
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My toilet is an elongated bowl type that also has a rectangular shaped drain hole. It does not seal up around the edges enough to make a usable seal. The rubber is not very pliable, so it won't seal very well unless you have a very flat area to plunge against. Joe
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I'm not sure what an elongated toilet bowl is. I would say it fits the standard size toilet perfectly. If elongated it may gap or not snugly. May be a safety issue. I hope this helped.
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This is an "extra thick" wax ring. If you have a new bowel you may not need to get new bolts if it came with them. I bought it because my "contractor" put new tiles over the old ones and put the toilet back without changing the ring or bolts (I was not there at the time). It started leaking a few months later, contractor nowhere in sight. I got longer bolts to adjust for the added gap (cut off excess).
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Noelie - The riser sits right on the surface of the toilet bowl lip and fits tightly enough that there really shouldn't be a need for a lip to make a better seal. The current seat hasn't been a problem for my parents and they have been using theirs for several months now.