Due to a new floor, it looks like I am going to have to add a flange extender, using silicon to seal between the existing flange & the flange extension. I've done this before, but I don't remember and / or solicite a different opinion on how to get the existing flange totally free of wax. What is the best thing to cut through the residual wax particles.
Also, do you just rely on the wood screws to clamp the flange extension, flange, & subfloor together, or do you somehow also incorporate the toilet mounting bolts into providing additional clamp load. I plan on using a Toto toilet that uses the plastic drain that bolts to the flange & also bolts to the finished floor. I forgot what this is called.
Thanks, FJK
Also, do you just rely on the wood screws to clamp the flange extension, flange, & subfloor together, or do you somehow also incorporate the toilet mounting bolts into providing additional clamp load. I plan on using a Toto toilet that uses the plastic drain that bolts to the flange & also bolts to the finished floor. I forgot what this is called.
Thanks, FJK