Not your question?
Ask your question
View similar questions
Add your answer here.Check out some similar questions!
How do you temporarily plug a toilet drain pipe?
[ 6 Answers ]
I have a sewer back-up issue in my basement because the sump pump drains into the house sewer line then connects unfortunately to the town rain run-off lines. Every time heavy rains occur my entire finished basement floods. 8 times in 5 years.Money is tight so I would like to remove toilet bowl...
Toilet Flushing: tank drains, toilet doesn't flush, brand new toilet.
[ 4 Answers ]
I read the other postings, and most of the problems came in with old toilets. Mine is brand new (within a year old) and I just moved in to my new place. The condo has 2 identical toilets and the other flushes just fine. I have mimicked the settings of the working toilet and still can't get my...
Toilet drain plug
[ 1 Answers ]
Is there such a thing as toilet drain plug that you plug it at will if and when it rains and there is danger of flooding
Plug An Unused Toilet
[ 1 Answers ]
I have an old toilet in the unfinished part of my basement that I've never used. The water to it is turned off. I have no intention to ever use it, but I don't know if I need to do anything to ensure sewer fumes don't come through it. (I haven't had any issues but have heard this could become an...
Toilet Drain Plug?
[ 1 Answers ]
I have a toilet in my basement(below ground level, that I might replace in the future, but is loose. After a recent heavy rain, when we ran the washing machine, water came from the bottom of the toilet and flooded the basement floor. Would a plug in the drian hole solve this, or do I have to reseal... View more questions Search
|