Either the shutoff valve at the floor is plugged up or the fill valve in tank has failed. They are easy to replace. - Make sure water valve at floor is OFF. Then flush toilet to get rid of remaining water, sponge out last drops . Remove the pipe from valve to tank, (if it's a hard plastic or steel one then get a new SS braided one when you go for the Fillvalve. ) Now remove large nut on the base of Fillvalve, (where you took the pipe off) unscrew this and fling out the old fillvalve and ball. -Go to Rona or Home Depot and get a Fluidmaster 400A or it's current equivalent (they will Know) This is a Universal Fillvalve, and very reliable, easy to fit and long lasting. They cost $15-18 . These valves have very good instructions - READ THEM . After installation, fit your new SS Braided connector and turn water on at floor.
The fill valve (ball valve UK) is siezed or clogged. As the water level rises, the float-ball rises and closes the valve when the water reaches the proper level.
Depends on the toilet being purchased, but generally 12 inches from the wall to the center of the toilet flange for a residential toilet.
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Sounds like the washing machine discharge is fitted to the main drain in the wrong place and it's discharge is filling your toilet. It's possible there may be something of a blockage just after the toilet, causing a backup. I would try to snake the the pipe from toilet out. You may even have to remove the toilet from the floor and do it there if there is no access underneath (like a basement or a crawlspace). I have snaked main drains from the toilets many times, and it's a pain having to re-re the toilet, but often it's the only way.
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it depends on how good the pluming is.
Based on what I've read, this typically occurs when it was not installed properly.
In a toilet tank or water reservior to regulate filling.
Yes, -but the tank is filling up and will soon overflow starting at the lowest toilet. Much easier to service or replace your septic pump .
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First, try using a plunger to force the clog through the pipes. That could be all you need to do. Taking the toilet apart is pretty extreme. ---- Try to plunge water out or as much as you can. Shut off water supply to toilet. Dip remaining water out of toilet and toilet tank. Disconnect the flex line on the bottom of the toilet tank it should screw off by hand. Loosen bolts that hold toilet to the floor usually located on the left and the right at the base of toilet. It's best to have a new wax ring on hand to install once you pick toilet up from the floor. If you don't see your problem in the drain pipe, gently lay toilet down and look in the hole in the bottom of your toilet. I've see from spoons to chicken bones, don't forget your rubber gloves.
No; toilet paper is primary cellulose with a filling material and sometimes a coloring agent.
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Assuming you have a regular tank toilet with a ball float and rubber flap and that the water is turned on and the tank is filling, the most common cause of a toilet not flushing is a broken or detached chain that runs from the handle lever to te rubber flap that keeps the water in the tank.
Usually the water filling up the flush valve in the tank. If it's bugging you, you can change the flush valve to a new one.