Thanks — do you need to slip the inside lip of the metal repair ring underneath the outside edge of the plastic hub (to support it from underneath) or does this simply go around it? I can't tell if the ring needs to support the pipe from below.
But why Them food grade kitchen gloves??? You are a plumber! You can afford some good gloves.. one drop of clear on your hand and that glove is melting into your skin!
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Do you happen to have the longer version of this video online also? Thanks!
Thanks — do you need to slip the inside lip of the metal repair ring underneath the outside edge of the plastic hub (to support it from underneath) or does this simply go around it? I can't tell if the ring needs to support the pipe from below.
But why Them food grade kitchen gloves??? You are a plumber! You can afford some good gloves.. one drop of clear on your hand and that glove is melting into your skin!
Wanted to see the bolts.
It's about time someone does it right on here
Needed and my experience. The wood around the toilet plange is non. Existent or rotten and you can't screw it down
With all due respect use a designated scraper for that wax ma man it killed me to see a flat head doing that job
It's pronounced [kuh-nip-x] NOT [kuh-nee-pex]
I was amazed that you folk use wax seals…. in Aus I've only ever seen reusable rubber seals. (Not a plumber though!)