The Snowflake Effect, Plumbing Edition

Because I guess even if you rebuilt it, you probably still can't fix the weak flush, no? You really can't, because the scale actually attaches to the inside of the toilet. You know, even if you replace all the internal guts of the toilet, it's still going to have a weak flush. And then you really have an unhappy customer. Make sure when you do replace the toilet, like, if there's a shower door there, it can open up. Yeah. Anything like that. Oh my gosh, dude. When we need to consider replacing the flapper is if the water is being pushed past it, even when you're not moving the handle. So if the toilet starts coming on, it's about time for replacement. It's not making a good seat. It's not making a good seat on there. Is that something anybody could do? Yeah, it's a relatively simple install. Now, that's not for every toilet. Every toilet's different. Every toilet's like a snowflake, right? That's what I tell people. Every toilet is like a snowflake, and every flush valve is different.