Considering how much it is used, the toilet is a relatively low-maintenance bathroom essential. Apart from a clogged toilet or a worn-out toilet flapper, one of the most common mechanical problems is a broken lever or flush handle. No surprise there, as it’s the part of the toilet that gets used the most being pushed … Read more
The fill valve is one of the two noteworthy parts fundamental for a toilet tank to work: the fill valve, which fills the tank with water and the flush valve, which discharges the water into the toilet for flushing. The fill valve is known by a couple of different names: the ballcock, float valves, or … Read more
Toilet flanges connect the toilet to the floor and the drainpipes that lead to the sewer. There are a few different types of flanges, made of different materials (brass, copper, cast iron) depending on the intended use. Toilet flanges are also called “closet” flanges. This term came from the days when we called the bathroom … Read more
A Shut Off Valve is a valve that stops the flow of fluid in a plumbing system. To make it simpler, a shut-off valve is a mechanism that cuts off the water supply to a pipe once activated. However, shut off valves are not exclusive to plumbing systems. They’re also used to regulate the flow … Read more
What is a Toilet Flapper? A toilet flapper is an important part of the toilet and is located inside the tank. Its role is to allow the water to flow from the tank to the bowl and to provide a seal to keep the water from continuously flowing or leaking. All toilet flappers have the … Read more