Most dependable universal flapper

Anyone know? The Korky by Lavelle? I've tried Fluidmaster, they make great supply lines but I am not in favor of their flappers. I need to buy a case of flappers and I need something like I used to get years ago, they were called west coast flappers and they was blue. My boss at the time bought 100 at a time, worked in all applications of toilets with either an angled or flat flush valve. I'm looking in a book that has 35 different types, kinda like going to the grocery store looking for chicken noodle soup and you get there and there is 55 different kinds. I just want !#%*ing chicken soup! Nothing else!

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I also have used Korky for a long time.

The red ones seem to last a lot longer.

Get them at most hardware stores or Home Depot...

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I do not like the Coast flappers or any that come in bulk. I have had too many of them that warped while in the box. I like the Korky's in the plastic package.

Korky sounds good to me!

That they do.......they did come with some of them warped.....but I guess that happens when that many came in the box. I'm sure they were cheap. It looks like Korky is going to get the thumbs up on this purchase I am going to make. Thanks for the heads up.

Korky for me too.

I like the red Korky replacement flapper too.

They are called West Coast Foundry (I think) .I buy them 100 at a time and now they come in a box that holds each individually so they don't warp. I get them here in No.Va. at a supply house called Hajoca Corp.

I love em'

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