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Bill Sortino.
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3 Mar 1999 at 9:27 am #282768
J GLEAVE
MemberHi, I have a toilet installed on an uneven tile floor. Every time I reseat the toilet it eventually becomes loose and wobbles. How can I secure it tight without breaking the toilet by tightning the 2 bolts down too hard? Thanks for any suggestions!
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12 Sep 1999 at 7:37 am #305729
Bill Sortino
ParticipantWhen you have an uneven floor you have to shim up one side of the toilet to make it level and to keep it from rocking. Tighten it down partway then get it level and stack some pennies under one side of the toilet, then tighten the rest of the way. Dap the toilet to secure it and to hide the pennies. Use water-based dap, not silicone or you will have a big mess.
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12 Sep 1999 at 7:37 am #306463
Bill Sortino
Participant: Hi, youre a complete moron– crap on the floor
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12 Sep 1999 at 7:37 am #307684
Bill Sortino
Participant: Hi, : I have a toilet installed on an uneven tile floor. Every time I reseat the toilet it eventually becomes loose and wobbles. How can I secure it tight without breaking the toilet by tightning the 2 bolts down too hard? : Thanks for any suggestions!Hire a professional you dont know what your doing !!!
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12 Sep 1999 at 7:37 am #307685
Bill Sortino
Participant: : Hi, : : I have a toilet installed on an uneven tile floor. Every time I reseat the toilet it eventually becomes loose and wobbles. How can I secure it tight without breaking the toilet by tightning the 2 bolts down too hard? : : Thanks for any suggestions!: Hire a professional you dont know what your doing !!!
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12 Sep 1999 at 7:37 am #309494
Bill Sortino
Participant: : Hi, : : I have a toilet installed on an uneven tile floor. Every time I reseat the toilet it eventually becomes loose and wobbles. How can I secure it tight without breaking the toilet by tightning the 2 bolts down too hard? : : Thanks for any suggestions!: Hire a professional you dont know what your doing !!!
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