Even the best toilets aren’t built to handle everything we send down them. Many so-called “flushable” products don’t break down fast enough, leading to clogs, costly repairs, or damage to your sewer or septic system. If it’s not toilet paper or human waste, don’t flush it. From wipes and paper towels to kitty litter and...
Knowing the parts of your toilet can save you time, money, and frustration. Every flush depends on a few key components working together—some you can see, others hidden inside the tank. When something goes wrong (like constant running, weak flushing, or leaks around the base), the issue usually traces back to one or two worn-out...
Buying a new toilet seems simple—until you realize how many options exist. The right toilet fits your space, water supply, and comfort level, while also helping avoid leaks or clogs later. Before heading to the store, measure your rough-in distance, choose a bowl shape and height that suits your household, and decide on the flush...