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carl clines
We have three new briggs 1.6 gal toilets which the toilet bowl water dissappears over two days. We are in a high wind area. Can water evaporate at this rate up the sewer pipe vent?
» This message has been edited by TROY ZELISKO on 26 January 2003
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“Evaporate?” No, at least not at the usual atmospheric temperatures and pressures that most of us live in…
More likely is faulty venting for your plumbing application.
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Check for molding flaws in the toilet. Dark food coloring will aid in finding hairline cracks or flawed seams. You will plobably need to remove the toilet from the flange and also check underneath. I have run in to simaler situations.
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