How can I repair a leaning toilet?
My toilet has been leaning a little since having it reset a couple years back but has lately started looking more slanted than ever and this morning I found it was leaking around the flush handle. What is causing this issue? What do I need to do?? The floor seems okay, it diesn’t seem to give when I try to wiggle the toilet on it.
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I’d pull the toilet up and inspect for water damage. Under the edge of the finished floor. Water damage is a “sneaky culprit”.
Before doing that, adjust the toilet float, so that the tank doesn’t fill so high, in case that’s where the water is leaking out.
I would also observe the tank filling, so that you can see if the hose has split and it spraying at the handle area, while filling.
Re-setting a toilet is not hard, it just requires strength and a second set of eyes - and of course a new wax ring.
Buy some plastic toilet shims to address the uneven floor when the-setting.
Could be the floor is rotting away causing it to tilt. Or it was a bad install. I would reset it with a new wax ring. Also check to make sure the flange is even with the floor or no higher than 1/4".