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Does the restaurant just live with that? Is there a solution to that problem?

A previous homeowner addition? Probably isn't vented properly. Some of these toilets can really hold onto those new polycarbonate perfume bottles and shy of using an inspection camera or breaking the toilet you wouldn't necessarily be able to identify the problem. As for the wax ring, if...

http://www.google.com/products/catalog?q=Polished+Brass+aerator&cid=3070034388438789386&ei=ziaUTOrJPIWwxQX664jaDQ&sa=title&ved=0CAcQ8wIwADgA#p Good Luck.

I see failures all the time in a building that is full of these, but I think it has more to do with the install than the gasket (as long as you don't use wax, which is guaranteed to fail.)

It should be completely around the waste flange on the toilet itself, and should seat to the flange and fill any space. The mating of the toilet and the flange needs to be pretty much on the money straight up and down.

I guess you can't say the name of that large company that people auction stuff online through but I'd suggest looking there or some reStore or something like that. I'm sure there are cheaper ones just look.

I would get a friend or neighbor or two to help me if I didn't feel I could do it myself. I would be afraid of yanking out some structural member through some mishap with your chain and strap. And yes as an apprentice it's me doing it, with a song in my heart. It's just like carrying a...

From the industry magazines I read, undercharging is a problem for smaller plumbing businesses. If your mom was happy with everything else: It was done quickly. She was treated courteously and professionally. No mess was left. Everything is functioning better. then I would say if she...

It's one thing if it's all over the surface of the tile and grout, and it's another if it's just along the caulk lines and spreading from the drain. Ventilation is key, both for abating the problem and solving it safely. After thoroughly cleaning as per cookie or Rugged above, regrout and...

I work for a school system, and that looks like an inline water filter for drinking fountains. I haven't been at this very long myself, why would you need such a thing? Is this for an ice machine?

That's awesome, and the kind of technological innovation I was looking for. Thanks.

I have an inlet from an addition that comes through a cinderblock wall. The Fernco (4"-3" reducing) that was over it was leaking at the 4" side. I removed it to see what could be done and discovered that the CI is disintegrating. There's probably about a half inch sticking through the wall...

Studor valve Two words: Studor valve The valve can be vented in the attic, just 6" above the insulation and doesn't have to go out the roof according to the code book I've been reading (2006.)