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A toilet can use a surprising amount of clean water with every flush, even when you’re only getting rid of liquid waste. A dual flush toilet tackles that waste with

That extra inch or two at the front of a toilet bowl can make a real difference: it may give you more room in a small bathroom, or make the

Choosing a toilet sounds simple until you’re standing in a showroom, staring at several bowls that all look nearly the same height. A difference of just a couple of inches

A toilet can look like it should fit perfectly and still sit too far from the wall—or fail to line up with the drain at all. The measurement that often

A toilet that keeps running, flushes weakly, or leaks water into the bowl may have a problem with one small but important part: the flush valve. It sits at the

A toilet that keeps running, refills slowly, or makes a high-pitched hiss can waste water and test your patience. One part worth checking is the toilet fill valve: the mechanism

A toilet can look simple from the outside, but inside it has a carefully shaped passage that does an important job every time you flush. That passage is called the

A toilet can look perfectly steady and still leak underneath every time you flush. One small part is often behind that problem: the toilet flange. It sits out of sight

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A toilet supply line is a small part, but the wrong size can turn a simple replacement into a frustrating trip back to the hardware store—or a leak under the