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If water is leaking out of the bottom of the toilet (down on the floor),
what should I do? It is not leaking really really fast but it is coming out at a good rate. I have shut off the water to the toilet. But is it something I can easily fix or do I need to call a plumber? Also the bolts to the tank were rusted really bad and leaking. I bought new bolts and put them on and one side still keeps leaking (the same side that was leaking before I changed them). I have bought two sets of bolts to tank kits and neither seem to stop the drip. Can I just cheat and put the bolts on, tighten them and then put some kind of caulk or sealant around the bolts? Or do I need to call a plumber? |
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