Congratulations on the sponsorship. Your channel deserves to be bigger you put out great content. Hopefully everyone is sharing these videos

appreciate this video because everything old school is exactly the type of toilet i need this for

Great video. I like how you talk as you go and that you don't talk too fast. And excellent camera work, btw!

Good video. The intro was a little long but I just fast forwarded through it. And when you got to the meat and the potatoes of the repair, you explained and demonstrated everything really well.

I have a problem toilet that keeps clogging so I recently augered it every which way and pulled out about an inch of wax in the auger. Nothing else came out of the toilet. It refuses to be plunged because it's not a full clog but it also won't flush. Pulling the toilet today but I'm thinking either the installer had a bad wax ring placement off center causing a partial clog or some wax has fallen down the drain causing a partial clog. I seriously hope it’s not a chunk of wax in my drain system. Nothing else is giving me draining issues so I’m hoping the clog is either due to a bad wax ring or the clog is just out of reach of my 3 ft auger. I’ll know later today.

Not sure if you’ll see this, but I’m going to share my experience. I installed a new toilet about 5 - 6 weeks ago. All was great for abt 2 weeks and then it started leaking in the same spot as this video. It was spreading, but very slowly. Decided to go ahead and cut the vinyl I recently replaced. I found a good amount of water, but no obvious sign of where it was coming from. I dried the area up good and then flushed the toilet numerous times. Nothing. Waited hours and then tried flushing again. Still nothing. Granted it’s only been a single day since drying it, but I figured I’d get at least a little water from the leak. Nothing at all. After trouble shooting everything, I feel like it’s the ring. I didn’t know there were two different sizes of rings. The ring I used came with American standard I bought. The thing that got me was how soft the ring was. I’m far from an expert, but this felt abnormally soft. Aren’t they supposed to have some thickness to them? Mailable but firm, right? I feel like this is my problem. How do you know what size is right? What abt using two together? I haven’t bought anything yet nor have I pulled the toilet up. Waiting to see if this leak pops up or not. Edit: forgot to mention. I have the exact set up as you. Cast iron flange. Except mine has a chipped part where one of the bolts goes. Had to by a adapter as well. The toilet rocked ever so slightly so I had to put a very small shim to level it. Caulked all the way around it. Thx in advance for any advice. And go Gators! 😁🐊

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I remember on the older toilets there was plumber's putty in the caps of the toilet so they wouldn't move and it prevents them from humidity and rust. I only see 2 nuts in my toilet bolts?

The wax less type didnt work for me because my drain pipe below the flange was only 2 inches and they didn't fit. 3 trips to the store and landed on standard wax anyway.

Thanks for the tips! Your channel is awesome!!!

I noticed you put wax ring with funnel on bottom and then regular wax ring on top; however, in internet and other youtube, they put wax ring with funnel on top instead. I am confused on which one is the correct way and I wonder there is a situation that one is better than the others. Thanks for the video. 👍

Thank you for this video. My toilet has been missing the right nut for 2 years now. Don’t know what happened to it. Now I can start on a repair.

I did not know you need to put two wax on top of each of each other when there is a divot. Thanks!

I truly wish, I had seen your video before I fixed my toilet, since now it is leaking and Ichanged the wax ring. Since the floor was higher than flush with my floor, I used on one regular wax ring. I did not change the bolts, they seemed waxy but okay, and maybe I did not press down on the wax enough, I am not sure. I surely did not putz with the wax, as it is pretty gross. I do not want to start again, so I am thinking, to pushdown on the toilet, and tighten the bolts from the toilet, maybe that will be successful. Bigger issue, I am in South Florida, and did not do the job in one day, as the tile got wet under the tile, and it needed to dry, so even with covering the toilet pipe hole, I was getting palmetto bugs coming up and out, and yikes that is a nightmare. suggestion?

I always try to put the wax on the bottom of the toilet first and always twist

Thanks for the tips Brian! My helper is coming and will get this job done!

Congrats on the sponsorship brother. Keep up the awesome content.😀🎧

This is great! Good JOB!

I have a question, I recently tried to do a self repair and used one of those channel flanged Wax rings, and the new one wouldn't sit all the way down into the flange like the old one. My dad said it would be fine but.. I have a sneaking suspicion.. not only that but.. when I compressed it, It didn't feel right compressing the ring with the toilet bowl.. When I lifted it back up I noticed that the wax ring and shattered.. does this mean the wax ring is pretty much junked up now? Should I get a new one? How do I prevent the wax ring from breaking into pieces?

Your toilet flange is level with the tile that is too low you should've just added the proper spacer to bring it approximately 1/4 to 3/8 of an inch above floor level then there's no use to pile all that extra wax there which can lead to failure

thanks buddy that helped

It's kind of a drag to have to cut the bolts shorter. Good video.

If you out chaulk and later have a leak how would you know? Some plumbers say not to put chalk at the end

What should I do if the toilet doesn't seem to be flushing as well as before after replacing the wax ring? Very slow flow down the drain even when dumping a bucket full of water down the toilet.

Replaced the wax ring on my toilet but toilet seems to not flush very well now. Any ideas on what the issue could be?

2:56.. hey how do you spell shop vac.

Yes sir, i like to double stack c rings too, it works for me

Those headphones look nice! I’ll have to check them out. Thanks for another great video!

OK I’m pretty handy but I’ve never heard of anybody using two wax rings… i’m not saying you can’t because obviously you’re doing it however I wanted to watch a video where you put one wax ring on I mean wouldn’t the thicker wax rings be what you use for this toilet? I believe you know what you’re doing but I need to make sure I’m doing what I’m doing right.

Hey Brian thanks for the great video, I have used bolt cutters before 👍

Very indepth video I really like

Compare it to Bose....... Thanks

The other videos said not to caulk because you wouldn’t be able to see a leak.

Love the hat.

Roll Tide!