Re: Toilet over-flowing

Posted by hj on February 05, 19100 at 19:18:51:
In response to Re: Toilet over-flowing
If the main level is not the lowest level, then the problem cannot be with the sewage piping. You may just have a bad toilet. A low profile non-overflow or 1.6 gpf toilet would take care of the water problem even if it did get stopped up. : We have a toilet on your main level of our 3-level house. This toilet overflows about once a week, causing water everywhere. We've had a plumber in several times: replaced float mech. inside the tank, found something clogged in the toilet on another trip, : even snaked this week(don't know how far he snaked). : The next day afer he left, it over flowed again. : Any suggestions would be helpfull. Thanx in advance.

Posted by hj on February 05, 19100 at 19:18:51:

In response to Re: Toilet over-flowing

If the main level is not the lowest level, then the problem cannot be with the sewage piping. You may just have a bad toilet. A low profile non-overflow or 1.6 gpf toilet would take care of the water problem even if it did get stopped up.

: We have a toilet on your main level of our 3-level house. This toilet overflows about once a week, causing water everywhere. We've had a plumber in several times: replaced float mech. inside the tank, found something clogged in the toilet on another trip,
: even snaked this week(don't know how far he snaked).
: The next day afer he left, it over flowed again.

: Any suggestions would be helpfull. Thanx in advance.

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