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It seems strange, but I've only had problems with my present tenant and not previously. There are 3 bathrooms, 2 upstairs and one on the first floor. The floors are wood, and there is a crawl space under the first floor. All toilet flanges are cast iron. The upstairs bathroom with a tile floor is more reliable than the other two that have vinyl floor coverings. I've always used wax rings, experimenting with standard, double height and reinforced with a plastic flange. The other upstairs toilet ring has been replaced about every other year, while the lower floor is replaced yearly (usually when it is cold outside). I'm thinking of starting to use non-wax rings and would like your opinion on which is best. There are 4 available in my area:
SaniSeal http://www.homedepot.com/p/Toilet-Gasket-Flexible-Waxless-Seal-Universal-Fit-BL01/203564758
Danco's Perfect Seal http://www.homedepot.com/p/NEXT-by-Danco-Perfect-Seal-Toilet-Wax-Ring-with-Bolts-10826X/206393853
Korky's Wax-Free Gasket https://www.lowes.com/pd/Korky-Wax-Free-Gasket-Toilet-Wax-Ring/50150240
Fluidmaster Better Than Wax https://www.lowes.com/pd/Fluidmaster-Better-Than-Wax-Wax-Free-Gasket-Toilet-Ring/50258405
I'm leaning toward the SaniSeal, due to its larger size, but I'd like feedback from others who have used non-wax rings.
SaniSeal http://www.homedepot.com/p/Toilet-Gasket-Flexible-Waxless-Seal-Universal-Fit-BL01/203564758
Danco's Perfect Seal http://www.homedepot.com/p/NEXT-by-Danco-Perfect-Seal-Toilet-Wax-Ring-with-Bolts-10826X/206393853
Korky's Wax-Free Gasket https://www.lowes.com/pd/Korky-Wax-Free-Gasket-Toilet-Wax-Ring/50150240
Fluidmaster Better Than Wax https://www.lowes.com/pd/Fluidmaster-Better-Than-Wax-Wax-Free-Gasket-Toilet-Ring/50258405
I'm leaning toward the SaniSeal, due to its larger size, but I'd like feedback from others who have used non-wax rings.