Im learnin plumbing right now have plans on going on a cruise ship to do it... ur videos are very helpful.. u speak about it simple so its possible to understand.. thank u
Nice video. However, it could also be the chain attached between the lever and flapper. Mine would leak periodically and toggling the lever would undo a knot or twist in the chain. That knot or twist was just enough to keep the flapper from fully seating. I just had to adjust the chain length to fix it.
During a flush, does all the water from the tank empty through the channels below the seat rim? Or does some of the the flush water flow directly into the bottom of the bowl, bypassing the seat rim channels?
What causes the water in the bowl to go down slowly from where it use to be, I changed out the valve with new kit that included the flapper I adjusted everything the bowl fills up at right level but water in the bowl slowly receads down bout an inch half after the valve shuts off can't figure out what's causing the bowl to lose water that much?
I was asked to estimate replacing the drywall in a Condo that flooded due to a backed up toilet. The insurance company has already paid to have the damage repaired. I was suspicious how a backed up toilet could cause so much water damage or any water damage, so I asked the tenant and she said she usually had to jiggle the handle to get the toilet to stop running. They do not agree with my claim the damage was 100% preventable if the problem of jiggling the handle would have been repaired. Is this correct? Thanks
Not at all. My dads a builder (I know, a bit different to plumbing but it’s the same point) and he is 76. He’s still going strong, and has worked with people who have started plumbing, brick laying, decorating etc.. at all different ages. I say if you want to do it, go for it
Excellent explanation of how a toilet works, and some great trouble shooting tips. Thanks for this
Im learnin plumbing right now have plans on going on a cruise ship to do it... ur videos are very helpful.. u speak about it simple so its possible to understand.. thank u
This might sound crazy, but I'm watching this because I want to make an extremely realistic dollhouse
absolute legend
That's a million dollar idea if I've ever heard of one. Any update on that project?
A real running toilet in a doll house wow, can the dolls pee and poop by squeezing them?
Did you complete the dollhouse toilets?
@@Samphetamine I went to her channel in hopes to find videos of her building this dollhouse!
I’m a real life plumber and everything this guys says is totally correct.
great presentation please keep them coming !!!!
Nice video. However, it could also be the chain attached between the lever and flapper. Mine would leak periodically and toggling the lever would undo a knot or twist in the chain. That knot or twist was just enough to keep the flapper from fully seating. I just had to adjust the chain length to fix it.
I was thinking the same thing, had that same problem many times
Plumbing 101 how plumbing works but it speeds up everytime he says flapper
What a great video. Awesome work guys!!!
Might want to rename to "How toilet works"...
+Stan lol
Stan true 😂
just found this site, looking forward to looking at many more of your videos, Thanks
Thank you Sir for the excellent video!
Thank you!
The success of a colleague!
I bet loads of girls find guys who know basic plumbing skills really hot
My toilet is new, new installed, and it doesnt drain quickly since day 1. THe water goes up, before very slowly goes down. What might the cause of it?
Great video! Thanks for sharing
thanks for the very clear and easy to follow video :)
GREAT VIDEO!!! 👍👍👍
Quite interesting. and Very well explained sir.
If we didn't have tushies, this video would not exist on UA-cam!! 😂😂
Thank you!! I figured I use a toilet multiple times a day so I should probably know how they work incase they ever break!
congrats on your daily multi-usage of flush toilets! I hope to get there some day too!
Very help hopeful.. thank you
Thank you so much great video
A++, Thanks a lot
During a flush, does all the water from the tank empty through the channels below the seat rim? Or does some of the the flush water flow directly into the bottom of the bowl, bypassing the seat rim channels?
Why Water seal too high above bowl in syphonic type Water closet and upto what level on higher side water seal is acceptable
What causes the water in the bowl to go down slowly from where it use to be, I changed out the valve with new kit that included the flapper I adjusted everything the bowl fills up at right level but water in the bowl slowly receads down bout an inch half after the valve shuts off can't figure out what's causing the bowl to lose water that much?
Good stuff.
Thank you
Does anyone know why and when US started using siphonic toilets?
Nice
I was asked to estimate replacing the drywall in a Condo that flooded due to a backed up toilet. The insurance company has already paid to have the damage repaired. I was suspicious how a backed up toilet could cause so much water damage or any water damage, so I asked the tenant and she said she usually had to jiggle the handle to get the toilet to stop running. They do not agree with my claim the damage was 100% preventable if the problem of jiggling the handle would have been repaired. Is this correct? Thanks
good
im 28 right now, am i old to start working as a plumber ?
Not at all. My dads a builder (I know, a bit different to plumbing but it’s the same point) and he is 76. He’s still going strong, and has worked with people who have started plumbing, brick laying, decorating etc.. at all different ages. I say if you want to do it, go for it
You still live at home dont you.........
@@johnperdue7541 why do you have to be rude?
PeeJay Torres ikr
wow
you forget the flush have 2 way, if you can,t explain corectley , d,ont explain
Very slow paced talk
Thank you