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better wax ring? peter 07-17-2007
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Posted by peter on July 17, 2007, 4:17 pm
Is a wax ring the best technology to seal between toilet and flange?
Since wax is not elastic, slight movement while attaching (or after
attaching) the toilet back on could cause the seal to become broken.

Any better alternative?



Posted by George on July 17, 2007, 4:39 pm
peter wrote:
> Is a wax ring the best technology to seal between toilet and flange?
> Since wax is not elastic, slight movement while attaching (or after
> attaching) the toilet back on could cause the seal to become broken.
>
> Any better alternative?
>
>

Why?, wax rings have been used successfully in millions of installations.

Posted by Just Joshin on July 17, 2007, 5:32 pm

>Is a wax ring the best technology to seal between toilet and flange?
>Since wax is not elastic, slight movement while attaching (or after
>attaching) the toilet back on could cause the seal to become broken.
>
>Any better alternative?
>


As for the wax ring, it does work as well as the installer does
his/her job.

As for alterntives, there are 'wax-less' products I've seen in
HD/Lowes. Big O-rings, etc.

later,

tom @ www.freecreditreportadvice.com


Posted by Oren on July 17, 2007, 6:35 pm
wrote:

>As for alterntives, there are 'wax-less' products I've seen in
>HD/Lowes. Big O-rings, etc.

I wish I cold use them. My drain line makes a turn down just below the
flange and this product will not work for me.

--
Oren

..through the use of electrical or duct tape, achieve the configuration in the
photo..

Posted by Just Joshin on July 18, 2007, 9:06 pm

>wrote:
>
>>As for alterntives, there are 'wax-less' products I've seen in
>>HD/Lowes. Big O-rings, etc.
>
>I wish I cold use them. My drain line makes a turn down just below the
>flange and this product will not work for me.


Curious, why? I mean have you had problems with wax rings?

tom @ www.FreelancingProjects.com


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