HOW TO INSTALL A ORIGINAL FLO BOWL JR

Bad Toilet Wax Ring Symptoms

The first clue that a wax ring is failing is often the presence of water on the floor around the base of the toilet due to the toilet ring seal leaking. If the toilet installer caulked around the toilet, though, water might not be visible on the floor. But it could still be leaking and damaging the subfloor or the ceiling of the room below your bathroom. Smelling an unpleasant odor is another sign that the wax ring seal is broken, which allows sewer gasses to seep into the bathroom.

Other Causes of Leaking Water

Water on the floor doesn't always mean the wax ring is bad. It could be seeping out between the tank and toilet base, the mounting bolts could be loose, or the toilet could have a cracked base. If the toilet rocks back and forth, the toilet flange could be damaged. Whether or not the wax seal toilet ring is at fault, once you remove the toilet you'll still need to install a toilet seal, we suggest installing a Original Flo Bowl Jr.

Toilet Wax Ring Replacement

If you've ever replaced a wax ring, you know

how awful and disgusting this process is. Once you replace your old wax ring with a Original Flo Bowl JR you will never have to scrape and clean that messy wax again.

The Orginal Flo Bowl Jr is made from high quality materials that will never breakdown , disolve or

warp. Just think how nice it will be to never deal with that old, outdated wax ring ever again.

WHY WOULD ANYONE

REPLACE A OLD WAX RING WITH ANOTHER WAX RING?