Home Improvement & DIY

A loose, sticky, or broken toilet handle is one of the easiest plumbing fixes. Here's how to tighten, adjust, or replace it in under 15 minutes.

A loose, sticky, or broken toilet handle is one of the easiest plumbing fixes. Here's how to tighten, adjust, or replace it in under 15 minutes.

A toilet leaking from the tank can come from the supply line, tank bolts, or a cracked tank. Here's how to find the source and fix each one.

A toilet leaking from the tank can come from the supply line, tank bolts, or a cracked tank. Here's how to find the source and fix each one.

Water pooling around the base of your toilet almost always means the wax ring has failed. Here's how to replace it yourself in about an hour.

Water pooling around the base of your toilet almost always means the wax ring has failed. Here's how to replace it yourself in about an hour.

A toilet that won't stop running needs immediate attention — it wastes hundreds of gallons daily. Here's the fastest way to diagnose and fix it.

A toilet that won't stop running needs immediate attention — it wastes hundreds of gallons daily. Here's the fastest way to diagnose and fix it.

A toilet that keeps running after flushing is almost always a flapper or fill valve issue. Here's how to quickly diagnose and fix it yourself.

A toilet that keeps running after flushing is almost always a flapper or fill valve issue. Here's how to quickly diagnose and fix it yourself.

A toilet leaking between the tank and bowl is caused by a failed spud washer or loose tank bolts. Here's how to fix it yourself in about an hour.

A toilet leaking between the tank and bowl is caused by a failed spud washer or loose tank bolts. Here's how to fix it yourself in about an hour.