I kid you not, I had a plumber re-plumb a whole house and install the flange so out of alignment, you can't line up bolts to set a toilet on it. I seriously have no idea what he was thinking. I will be doing this soon! Good job!
I had to do this exact thing a few years ago. However, I was dealing with cast-iron piping. It was not fun and it took me over a week to figure it all out.
Dealing with cast iron piping can indeed be a pain. It's great that you were able to tackle the swap out, even if it took some time. DIY plumbing projects often come with their unique set of challenges! Thanks for watching and the support!! Happy plumbing 🪠🚰🔧😊!!!
@@DIYPlumbingGuy I have this problem with cast iron. How do you recommend that I add an extension/cut it so that I can add a new flange like you do in the video?
I used one of those twist and set 3" toilet flange because I didn't want to cut anything. Besides I believe my waste pipe is copper not ABS or PVC. The 3" twist and set flange perfectly sealed because of the rubber seal. Why is that the wrong way to do it just curious.
Exactly my thoughts. Its not like the counties or municipalities come and lift your toilet up and check your flange. Second, The flange is also not just floating there. You bolt it down to the floor and the rubber seal does the job well.
Done a few over the years. Need to have plan A, B and C, have time to chase parts and tools. Know where the main shut off is, toilet shut off valve many times don't shut off complexly if its been a few years. Sometimes need to replace part of the subfloor, one time had to do the whole bathroom. All new subfloor, tiles, rotted joists, walls then a complete shower. Some of the rot went to the next room. Then under the crawl space in the adjacent bathroom, tub was leaking. Never know if you don't go under. Didn't seem like it ever ended.
Oh, you're absolutely right! As you can tell from the video, every DIY project comes with its unexpected twists. After pulling out the old flange, I had a moment of "Oops, another trip to the store." 😅🛒 It's true, once you start with subfloor, it can turn into a whole adventure. But hey, that's the fun of it, right? Thanks for being part of this community and supporting the channel! 👍🛠️
Twist-N-Set toilet flange should work. It shouldn't be just floating in there, the gasket that expands upon twisting creates the seal. It says it can repair PVC, ABS, and cast iron pipes.
Thanks for watching!!! And yes, matter of fact is one of the videos that I have on my list. Great suggestion. I’ll keep you posted when it comes out. 👍🛠️
Ohhh!!! That is another beast! I would love to do a video on cast iron toilet flanges when I get a chance… thanks for watching and supporting the channel. 🔧🛠️
@@DIYPlumbingGuy I have two cast iron flanges that need to be replaced in my 1969 built house (55 years old). Why don't you come to Tyler, TX and do your video at my house...?? Let me know...
PVC is easy cast iron is a ball buster. Especially 1955 cast iron this house was built like its going to war they did not mess around back in those days.
What a great How-To video. A lot of great tips for us DIYers 👍
I'm glad you found the video helpful! DIY projects are always more fun with useful tips. Happy plumbing! 🛠️👍😊
I kid you not, I had a plumber re-plumb a whole house and install the flange so out of alignment, you can't line up bolts to set a toilet on it. I seriously have no idea what he was thinking. I will be doing this soon! Good job!
Oh no, that's a true plumbing nightmare! Best of luck with your project-I'm sure you'll nail it! 🔧🚽😄
This was very good, but would this work well on cast iron? How would you prevent it from cracking?
I had to do this exact thing a few years ago. However, I was dealing with cast-iron piping. It was not fun and it took me over a week to figure it all out.
Dealing with cast iron piping can indeed be a pain. It's great that you were able to tackle the swap out, even if it took some time. DIY plumbing projects often come with their unique set of challenges! Thanks for watching and the support!! Happy plumbing 🪠🚰🔧😊!!!
@@DIYPlumbingGuy I have this problem with cast iron. How do you recommend that I add an extension/cut it so that I can add a new flange like you do in the video?
I used one of those twist and set 3" toilet flange because I didn't want to cut anything. Besides I believe my waste pipe is copper not ABS or PVC. The 3" twist and set flange perfectly sealed because of the rubber seal. Why is that the wrong way to do it just curious.
Exactly my thoughts. Its not like the counties or municipalities come and lift your toilet up and check your flange. Second, The flange is also not just floating there. You bolt it down to the floor and the rubber seal does the job well.
@@Mikeaawwck Exactly lol I have yet to have someone come lift my toilet and check what flange is underneath it lolol
Done a few over the years. Need to have plan A, B and C, have time to chase parts and tools. Know where the main shut off is, toilet shut off valve many times don't shut off complexly if its been a few years. Sometimes need to replace part of the subfloor, one time had to do the whole bathroom. All new subfloor, tiles, rotted joists, walls then a complete shower. Some of the rot went to the next room. Then under the crawl space in the adjacent bathroom, tub was leaking. Never know if you don't go under. Didn't seem like it ever ended.
Oh, you're absolutely right! As you can tell from the video, every DIY project comes with its unexpected twists. After pulling out the old flange, I had a moment of "Oops, another trip to the store." 😅🛒 It's true, once you start with subfloor, it can turn into a whole adventure. But hey, that's the fun of it, right? Thanks for being part of this community and supporting the channel! 👍🛠️
Twist-N-Set toilet flange should work. It shouldn't be just floating in there, the gasket that expands upon twisting creates the seal. It says it can repair PVC, ABS, and cast iron pipes.
I've actually put silicone on those Push-Tite flanges before inserting and it does the job.
Very helpful video. Can you do a video on water heater maintenance?
Thanks for watching!!! And yes, matter of fact is one of the videos that I have on my list. Great suggestion. I’ll keep you posted when it comes out. 👍🛠️
What about cast iron that is 50 years old?
Ohhh!!! That is another beast! I would love to do a video on cast iron toilet flanges when I get a chance… thanks for watching and supporting the channel. 🔧🛠️
@@DIYPlumbingGuy I have two cast iron flanges that need to be replaced in my 1969 built house (55 years old). Why don't you come to Tyler, TX and do your video at my house...?? Let me know...
Job well done. Thanks.
Your videos are really helpful. I am glad I found your channel.
Great job and very helpful tips. Thank you for sharing this with us. 😊😊
Thank you so much for your continued support! I'm glad you found the video helpful. Stay tuned for more useful tips and guides on the channel! 😊🙌🎥
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PVC is easy cast iron is a ball buster. Especially 1955 cast iron this house was built like its going to war they did not mess around back in those days.