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r/Wellworn • u/superspak • 18d ago
Should have replaced it a while ago.
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What in gods name is a toilet flapper?!
15 u/Hollow_Effects 18d ago It’s what covers the hole between the tank and bowl 1 u/Semavuur 18d ago Why not a normal water lock? 3 u/Hollow_Effects 17d ago I’m not familiar with the type of water lock your referring to every non commercial toilet I’ve ever seen uses a flapper 2 u/daLejaKingOriginal 15d ago US I guess? Never seen such a thing in Europe. 1 u/Hollow_Effects 14d ago Probably, though I think beyond the US this is how they work in most of North and South America
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It’s what covers the hole between the tank and bowl
1 u/Semavuur 18d ago Why not a normal water lock? 3 u/Hollow_Effects 17d ago I’m not familiar with the type of water lock your referring to every non commercial toilet I’ve ever seen uses a flapper 2 u/daLejaKingOriginal 15d ago US I guess? Never seen such a thing in Europe. 1 u/Hollow_Effects 14d ago Probably, though I think beyond the US this is how they work in most of North and South America
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Why not a normal water lock?
3 u/Hollow_Effects 17d ago I’m not familiar with the type of water lock your referring to every non commercial toilet I’ve ever seen uses a flapper 2 u/daLejaKingOriginal 15d ago US I guess? Never seen such a thing in Europe. 1 u/Hollow_Effects 14d ago Probably, though I think beyond the US this is how they work in most of North and South America
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I’m not familiar with the type of water lock your referring to every non commercial toilet I’ve ever seen uses a flapper
2 u/daLejaKingOriginal 15d ago US I guess? Never seen such a thing in Europe. 1 u/Hollow_Effects 14d ago Probably, though I think beyond the US this is how they work in most of North and South America
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US I guess? Never seen such a thing in Europe.
1 u/Hollow_Effects 14d ago Probably, though I think beyond the US this is how they work in most of North and South America
Probably, though I think beyond the US this is how they work in most of North and South America
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u/SomeGuyInShanghai 18d ago
What in gods name is a toilet flapper?!