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    Basement Toilet Water Moving

    When I flush my upstairs toilet the basement toilet water rocks a bit, and the air admittance value in my basement bathroom makes a fluttering sound. The basement bathroom isn't tied to the main vent. It's done this for years, but I was recently watching This Old House and Trethewey diagnosed...
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    Do AAV's ever rattle?

    I have a mainfloor bathroom and a basement bathroom. They are nowhere near each other and I only have one vent stack so I assume the basement bathroom is vented through an AAV. I have decent confirmation of this because the basement sink drain goes down and left toward the sewer, but also has...
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    Poorly installed flange

    Thank you both for your quick and detailed responses! I'm happy to say that I was able to get it all back together last night thanks to your help. I checked the whole area with a level and found the flange and floor are both flat, except for one part of the floor that dips down. I dry-fit the...
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    Poorly installed flange

    Thanks! I'll see if I can find that repair strap. That may work out well. Should I be concerned that the flange isn't fastened to the floor? I don't own a hammer drill. For that reason I am halfway considering putting it back together the way it was. At least it would be held to the floor. The...
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    Poorly installed flange

    My toilet in the basement was rocking and the bolts were rusted. Today I thought I'd pull the toilet and install new bolts and wax, shims, and then caulk. I was surprised to find that the previous owners installed the flange rotated so the fat part of the slot is in-line. They used a closet bolt...
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    Toilet Flange & Floor Repair

    Thanks! I saw this type online. I like that it seals to the OD, but there's something I don't understand about it...I don't have a lot of clearance between the floor and pipe on about 1/2 of the circumference so I can't slide this thing down there. If I break out the tile and mortar floor to...
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    Toilet Flange & Floor Repair

    I just had new tile put in my bathroom. They cut off the old corroded cast iron flange, laid a new piece of plywood over the old, did a new mortar floor, and laid the hex tile. They cut the pipe low so the entry to the cast iron pipe entry sits about 2" below the tile. I planned to use the Oatey...
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