How to Replace Your Toilet's Flapper Valve
Most toilet leaks are caused by a worn flapper valve. Over time, the soft, pliable rubber flapper valve can become stiff or warped, preventing a good watertight seal. Chemical toilet cleaners in the toilet tank will also take their toll on the flapper and other tank parts. Fix your running / leaking toilet by replacing the flapper valve. This helpful Roto-Rooter video shows you the quick and easy steps to fix it yourself. And if you still need help or the toilet continues to leak elsewhere, call your Roto-Rooter plumber for fast, professional service.
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Pro tips from the experts in Plumbing, Drains and Water Cleanup. Roto-Rooter presents: How to Replace Your Toilet's Flapper Valve. What you'll need: flapper valve and a rag. Turn water off and remove toilet tank lid. Flush the toilet and let water drain. Detach leaky flapper valve and wipe off seal. Determine the chain length of the leaky flapper and match that length on the new flapper. Attach new flapper valve and check chain length. Turn water on, let tank fill with water, and give it one last flush. Replace toilet tank lid. ♪ Call Roto-Rooter, that's the name, and away go troubles down the drain. Roto-Rooter! ♪