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I figured that the Supreme would be my best bet. Thanks for the input.

Hey folks,

Is the Toto supreme my only choice here?

1) Must fit under 30 inch banjo countertop.
2) ADA height seat.
3) Like to stay away from Kohler "lowboy" type toilets if possible :)
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Having trouble finding the kit locally. Will the Kohler (triangle type) kit work? Thanks.

Have a Customer that has some intestinal issues and has rather large dia movements, hence constant clogging of toilet. Want to replace his current 20 year old American Standard w/ something that can...

I've demo'd a few of these. If you are a DIY'r and feel confident, then the fix is difficult, but not impossible. If not, hire a respected plumber.

- Where the leak is showing isn't always where...

An engineering marvel.

Plumber buddy of mine called me to ID a toilet. Inside the tank, the water fills up a tray just below the lid. The lid tilts and dumps water into the tank, which in turn fills the bowl. There is no...

That's a tough one, It could have something to due to fluxuation in pressure at that connection. When you run the shower pressure is relieved at the toilet. Some so so connections possibly could be...

Had a appointment with a Customer that just happened to have a suspected slab leak. She had called a company Ace Duraflo for an in house estimate. The salesman was there while I was working, so I got...

Have an American Standard 4098 with Sloan power assist that makes a whistling noise after flushing. This whistle lasts for up to 45 seconds. It didn't do this when new and the toiltet is about 9...

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but I'll double check that. This is not for my own residence. I'm doing a favor for a neighbor.

Running the kitchen H2O causes water to come up either from the floor or from under/behind the kitchen cabinets and possible leaching under the tile (hard to tell). Sink backs up to outside wall and...

to have debris dislodged in pipe when repiping. Lines should be bled out before installing to fixtures. Remove the aereator and clean if needed. If that doesn't help, turn the hot water off for that...

Anybody happy with their insurance company? I'm looking for liability insurance, but a little overwhelmed by the number of companies out there and the tons of sales literature they are sending me.

Looking for a good chipping & demolition hammer for light to medium concrete removal or bathroom remodels and internal pipe repair/replacement. Portability is a big issue and or course working in...

#1 - Wear safety glasses
#2 - Practice on scrap pieces.
#3 - Use the right size/type blade for the job.
#4 - The shoe is meant to be a guide for leveling and stability. Hold the shoe tight to the...

possibly the Classic line, but I can't find a picture of it in white on the web. The general design, including the handles seem like Grohe. Hmmm, the quest continues....

Hello all and joyous holiday's.

from these attached photo's. They're both the same brand, just different colors. Thanks for your help!

And I have to thank you folks. I've used the search function many times looking up subject matter that I wanted to understand better during my studying. It's amazing the wealth of knoweldge here and...

The hot side was disassembled already and the handyman broke the red splined piece removing it.
Back to the problem. The handle is not off and YES I was trying to turn the fat piece. It won't turn...

Jeez, I can't get this handle off for the life of me. Two different strap wrenches (leather, rubber), holding the valve with locking pliers, holding the handle with locking pliers, PB Blaster, etc,...

Absolutely! To much pressure can cause this symptom.
You can check your pressure at the hose bib. Buy a pressure gauge that fits on the hose bib and turn the water on full. 80 psi is max and...

Just a word of caution, sometimes OD blobs are indicitive of using to much solder in general. An excess of solder on the ID of the pipe will cause restricted flow.

It sounds like a water hammer, but this would not have anything to do with the furnace. Do you have anything on a timer that cycles every 3 or 4 days, like irrigation (sprinklers, drip lines, etc)?...