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On Apr 30, 6:00*pm, KOS wrote:
I have already removed the old toilet and have stuffed a rag in the sewer opening. This is a toilet that has been in the house for the past 15 years... I have used a putty knife to remove the old wax ring - however there is still quite a bit there that is stuck in the crevices - must I remove all of the old wax ring? thanks KOS Wax rings are old technology. Use a "waxless toilet seal" once andyou will never, ever look at a wax one again. Harry K |
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On Fri, 30 Apr 2010 21:03:10 -0700 (PDT), Harry K
wrote: On Apr 30, 6:00*pm, KOS wrote: I have already removed the old toilet and have stuffed a rag in the sewer opening. This is a toilet that has been in the house for the past 15 years... I have used a putty knife to remove the old wax ring - however there is still quite a bit there that is stuck in the crevices - must I remove all of the old wax ring? thanks KOS Wax rings are old technology. Use a "waxless toilet seal" once andyou will never, ever look at a wax one again. Harry K Also, toilets are old technology. Use a "toiletless waste disposer" once and you will never want to use a toilet again. couldn't resist. |
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