That’s just what the boss gave me .. they had new flooring put down and painters, so we went with the knockout version to keep the drain safe during this entire process
It’s a trick an old school plumber showed me .. helps keep the wax ring from shifting during the install, and also helps keep the integrity of the wax seal longer (in theory)
How did you seal after screws? I used silicone on the inside of the toilet and now it smells bad. I guess the silicone takes forever to dry when it is added inside the toilet. I did it so that the silicone wouldn’t be messy and invisible or not visible when it was on a cement tile floor it’s on they’re pretty tight but it smells bad.
Awesome video! I've never seen the use of plumbers putty around the wax seal before, pretty cool.
Thank you! Appreciate it 🙏
Love it mate
Thank you sir 👍 Have a great weekend 🎉
Why did He use a test Flange? I guess that's what was available.
That’s just what the boss gave me .. they had new flooring put down and painters, so we went with the knockout version to keep the drain safe during this entire process
Nice, what bolts are you using?
Thanks 👍 so bolts actually come standard with every American Standard Cadet toilet .. I wish they sold them separately
Excellent job
What is the purpose of the plumber's putty around the wax ring, being a plumber?
It’s a trick an old school plumber showed me .. helps keep the wax ring from shifting during the install, and also helps keep the integrity of the wax seal longer (in theory)
@@theplumberlorian sounds good I might use that situations Thanks for your videos man
@@TheKingsComingAlefTav this tip is really only needed for thin wax rings
How did you seal after screws? I used silicone on the inside of the toilet and now it smells bad. I guess the silicone takes forever to dry when it is added inside the toilet. I did it so that the silicone wouldn’t be messy and invisible or not visible when it was on a cement tile floor it’s on they’re pretty tight but it smells bad.
Use a wax ring or a wax alternative to make the seal on the toilet flange / toilet outlet