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Casey Rogers asked:
Feb 18, 2014
I moved into a new house about a year ago. All of the toilets seem to be a little cheap in that:
1. The lids are plastic and come off easily (I don't really want them to ever come off)
2. The chain on the flushing mechanism comes disconnected frequently
Is it easy to change just theses parts or should I be thinking about new toilets. Should I just call a plumber or can I upgrade parts at Home Depot?
WoW Home Solutions answered:
Feb 19, 2014
For those items that you mention there, it would be cost prohibitive to replace the entire unit. Keep in mind, most of the newer toilets do not include the best seats either.
Chains are easy to swap out as are the seats.
Happy DIY'ing.
Rachel Fyffe of HELP Plumbing, Heating, Cooling and Electric PRO answered:
Jun 18, 2014
Call a plumbing professional. That way the toilets can be evaluated. You would not want to flush money down the drain on repairs if you are going to have to end up replacing the toilets in the near future. A plumbing professional would be able to go over all of your options, explaining the pros and cons of each. That way you can make an educated decision on what you should do.
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