Over flowing toilet problem solved
So many here have helped me that I thought I'd share my solution to a problem.
My toilet bowl rinse valve began leaking the other day almost causing a messy toilet bowl overflow. When I took the valve apart all I saw was future recurring problems with it. I decided to do something different and I purchased an inexpensive hand-held kitchen sink dish-sprayer. The sprayer, a hose, and a copper tubing splicing barb, along with two small hose clamps cost me about $16.00 and I couldn’t be more pleased with the outcome. It works far better than the old system and even removes “skid marks” from the bowl walls. Based on using the same device in the kitchen, I expect the sprayer to last for years and when it finally needs to be replaced it’s about a 5-10 minute repair that costs $5-$6.
Steve
The sprayer, I plan to rig up a better holder for it.
My toilet bowl rinse valve began leaking the other day almost causing a messy toilet bowl overflow. When I took the valve apart all I saw was future recurring problems with it. I decided to do something different and I purchased an inexpensive hand-held kitchen sink dish-sprayer. The sprayer, a hose, and a copper tubing splicing barb, along with two small hose clamps cost me about $16.00 and I couldn’t be more pleased with the outcome. It works far better than the old system and even removes “skid marks” from the bowl walls. Based on using the same device in the kitchen, I expect the sprayer to last for years and when it finally needs to be replaced it’s about a 5-10 minute repair that costs $5-$6.
Steve
The sprayer, I plan to rig up a better holder for it.
