A damaged supply line is one of the common reasons your toilet keeps on leaking. This issue is bad news: With time, the dripping ...

Remove the water supply line that runs from the valve to the toilet by unscrewing it from the valve with an adjustable wrench.

Flush the toilet to drain the tank and bowl as much as possible. Use a sponge to remove the remaining water in the tank. Remove the water supply line. Disconnect the bolts that hold the tank to ...

Step 4: Disconnect the water supply line Have a bucket ready ... you are ready to remove the entire toilet. Almost done! Step 9: Remove the wax from the toilet flange Use a putty knife to remove ...

A damaged supply line is one of the common reasons your toilet keeps on leaking. This issue is bad news: With time, the dripping water can damage the adjacent floor and wall. If you have neighbors ...

Phase one: Remove old toilet. Shut off the intake valve ... Use a sponge to sop up whatever's left. Uncouple the supply line above the valve. Once the tank is dry, find the two bolts that hold ...