The fill valve should be seated slightly higher than the overflow tube to let gravity get the water into the tube. If it’s too long, you can trim it so it’s not extending into the pipe. 2.

What Different Toilet Parts Do and How to Fix Them Reviewed by Richard Epstein Toilets are essential bathroom fixtures made up of parts often overlooked until problems arise. Understanding each part, ...

If the chain and floater both seem to be functioning but your toilet is still free-flowing, it’s time to check the water level. If the level is too high, water will always be draining into the ...

To its left is the flush lever, and you can also see the white refill tube draining into the overflow tube. John Kennedy Once your toilet flushes, the fill valve, well, starts filling it back up.

Since the overflow tube is rarely the cause of a running toilet, we won’t cover that repair here. If extra pressure on the flapper doesn’t stop the running noise, water is likely escaping ...

NeverScrub, formerly the Puricle 110, automatically dispenses a bleach-type cleaning agent into the overflow tube of a toilet at the conclusion of a flush. It is far more efficient and effective than ...