wax ring

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njtony wrote:
Sorry did not know we had grammar police here.and still getng use to tablet.now where is that comma?

are the letters in a different spot on your tablet?

njtony wrote:
Sorry did not know we had grammar police here.and still getng use to tablet.now where is that comma?

I enjoyed the grammar puzzle. Since I know what a wax ring is for I figured out the question easily. Just dont let it happen agin.

Sorry did not know we had grammar police here.and still getng use to tablet.now where is that comma?

azdryheat wrote:
I never understood the question.

I can guess what they are asking, but why not proofread your post before posting?

Those rubber rings are great. I've even used one on a problematic back outlet house toilet (smeared a little of the regular wax on it, too). (And, geeze, I hate the language police on forums!)

Does his toilet use a wax ring like a residential toilet does?

The answer is no. It uses a rubber ring.

You had to know enough plumbing to know what a wax ring is used for.

I never understood the question.

Wax rings are not used for sealing RV toilets because they do not have the resilience needed to withstand the vibrations from RV travel.