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Identify Toilet Leak Source

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Leaking Toilet? How to Replace a Wax Ring Like a Pro 💧 (Step-by-Step Fix)

What happens here

Inspect the toilet for signs of a leak, particularly around the base. The video shows water stains and wetness, confirming a leak from the bottom of the toilet. The presenter suspects the wax seal is compromised, which requires removing the toilet to address.

Goal: The first step is to visually confirm the toilet leak, which in this case is observed to be coming from the base of the toilet when flushed, indicating a faulty wax ring seal.

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and you want to be able to see what's going on there. It's not too dirty. Came over to help my friend Bob out here and we have got a leak coming from the bottom of this toilet. Well, I'm pretty sure that we're looking at a wax seal that's gone bad and we're going to tear into this. We're going to remove this toilet. We'll see what's going on. We'll get it fixed up. So, come along. Let's get to fixing.

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