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Posted by Steve on April 12, 2007, 10:48 am
> I recently had to replace a toilet supply line and I thought I'd try
> out a Watts Floodsafe since it seemed like a good idea and it didn't
> cost much more then a standard line. It seems to work fairly well, so
> well in fact it shuts off the flow of water every time I flush the
> toilet! The fill valve is a Fluidmaster 400A and the fill rate does
> not seem out of the ordinary. I tried choking down on the supply valve
> and the flow rate has to be ridiculously low in order for the
> Floodsafe to allow water flow. Anyone have any experience with the
> Floodsafe lines? Thanks.
>
Never used them on a toilet but they seem to work fine on sinks so long as
the aerator is installed. You might have a bad one. Try switching it out.
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