Does it require a plumber to fix them? — Stephanie L. Dear Stephanie: Some repair projects require a plumber, but most common toilet problems can easily be repaired by the homeowner.

Pro tip: Wrap cloth or masking tape on the plier’s jaws to protect the nut’s finish. Use light, steady pressure so you don’t damage the water lines. Disassemble the shutoff valve—leaving the toilet ...

Is there anything more annoying than the sound of a toilet running long after it's been flushed? It's an auditory nuisance that can waste hundreds of gallons and make your water bills skyrocket ...

If your toilet is making a hissing sound, the issue may be easier to fix than you think. This is a super- common toilet problem, and depending on which part of the toilet is responsible for the ...

It's inexpensive and will quickly fix most running toilet issues. However, it’s a good idea to double-check the packaging just in case your model requires exact replacement parts.

A rocking or wobbling toilet may be a sign of a serious plumbing or structural problem. Ensuring that the base of the toilet has a solid connection with the floor may not be enough, and may end up ...

Making some key modifications and buying an essential item from a home improvement store are among the ways to fix a running toilet that's wasting water.

The Queen of Clean shares how to quickly fix a clogged toilet. First of all, you’re going to shut the water off behind the toilet tank. Now that’s the knob right behind the toilet.

‘Continuously running’: Expert thinks this toilet’s flapper is broken. Then he finds the real cause of the problem ‘Oh my God, I need that done.’ ...

Is my fill valve or float to blame for a running toilet? The heart of your toilet’s functionality lies in the fill valve and the float.