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Newbie with a Toilet Flange Question
Hello everyone. I'm a newbie to the site who was looking for help with a toilet installation. I have a 45 degree offset toilet flange that has the oval shaped opening instead of the 3 or 4 in opening. Is there a certain wax ring to but in order to seal it, or do I have to try and replace it with the latest and greatest? Thanks all!
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