John Kluge 
It’s without much argument that we can say the toilet, the porcelain throne, is one of the most important seats in the entire household. While most toilets can last up to 15 years, the toilet seat that accompanies it, typically does not last quite as long. On average, a toilet seat will last between 5 … Read more
One of the most common bathroom problems that arise is a loose toilet seat. This is a problem caused by the constant opening and closing of the toilet seat and eventually, the bolts that secure the seat to the toilet bowl loosen and become unstable leaving you with a wobbly toilet seat. A loose toilet … Read more
Arguably the most important seat in your home is the toilet seat. Removing your toilet seat will also assist in the overall hygiene level of your bathroom as well. More often than not, we aren’t able to get into all the nooks and crannies when cleaning the toilet unless you fully remove the toilet seat … Read more
Having a clogged RV toilet holding tank is the most worrisome and disgusting circumstance you would ever pray for. The thought of having a backed-up toilet that can’t be flushed makes some people’s hearts sickened. However, if you are in this condition you don’t have to panic because there are many ways to unclog your … Read more
Replacing a toilet tank is a task most homeowners will have to eventually do at least once. However, this is a task that you can do easily without having to call a plumbing service to come to help you out. Oftentimes you can buy a toilet tank separately from the toilet bowl. The one thing … Read more
Ever wondered why there’s always that dripping water sound at the base of your toilet tank? There’s nothing more annoying than having a leaking toilet because this usually means money running down the drain. Don’t allow this situation to linger too long. Find out the cause and solve the issue at once. There are usually … Read more
In order for water to flush from the tank to the bowl using gravity, the toilet tank is typically situated on top of the toilet bowl. To provide the bowl with enough water to flush the toilet, a toilet tank’s primary purpose is to hold water.The essential components of a toilet haven’t changed much over … Read more
All residential toilets have several working components inside the toilet tank but there are only two valves at work each time you pull the flush lever. The first one is the flush valve which releases the water that is stored within the toilet tank. The second one is the fill valve or, traditionally, the ballcock. … Read more
You’re doing your routine cleaning of your toilet. Then you’re done giving your toilet that sparkling look. But you decide to open your toilet tank, only for you to see an unpleasing rusty look. Don’t fret because these rusty tank looks are often seen in some toilets. We’ll teach you different ways how to remove … Read more
A Septic Tank is a submerged toilet drain container used to purify wastewater via organic breakdown and outflow. Septic tanks are prevalent in regions with substandard drainage systems and must be certified by the National sanitation foundation. They are isolated from the leading sewage network because they enable the safe disposal of wastewater. If your … Read more