Questions and Answers for SANI SEAL TOILET GASKET Toilet Gasket Flexible Waxless Seal - Universal Fit

A:  Hi Novus - Yes Sani Seal will work in your application at 1/4" above the finished floor.

A:  No issues, Once it's installed and you caulk around the toilet it won't be an issue.

A:  It's fantastic

A:  I returned the one I bought last month after seeing the condition of one I installed 3 1/2 yrs ago. Blisters on the collar and cracks in the body. Perhaps they have redesigned to correct the issue. I just hope the other unit O installed in 2017 holds up.

A:  Yes, I have noticed as well, not sure why they did that.

A:  Yes , I’ve noticed that also . I’ve installed at least 20 of them prior to the change.. I use these when the flange isn’t at its normal height . I’ve installed three of the newer version and I’m ok with it .

A:  Hi Lyle - We recently started manufacturing Sani Seal 100% in the USA and in the process, after several years of testing, we redesigned the horn so it fits all applications while maintaining its effectiveness in funneling the water into the drain. Please email us if you have any questions. Admin (at) SaniSeal (dot) com Thank you for using Sani Seal! - Sani Seal Gaskets

A:  1/4 inch

A:  Pretty sure they're 1/4".

A:  1/4” bolts w/ 3/8 nuts and washers. Fit perfect with ability to adjust as needed. Great!

A:  Never opened package would not fit.

A:  I did not unpack the gasket seal. It was not compatible to my TOTO with the push button flush on top of tank.

A:  It should work but the inside diamter of this product is a lot bigger. I used it for a large 5" inside diameter flange where most other products were too small. The outside diameter is about 7", that might also be a consideration. The flange bolts go through the small holes shown in the picture.

A:  Yes it will fit

A:  The sleeve that drops into the waste line is tapered to fit any size pipe typically used for a toilet. Generally, that is 3-4 inch diameter. It may be possible to go down to 2-1/8", but I doubt that could handle the waste water from a flush without clogging. If it were me doing the project, I wouldn't do it for that reason alone, but also because it won't meet code. You likely don't have to pass an inspection for this, but the building codes are designed to ensure a safe and properly functioning installation and should be followed regardless for your protection.

A:  Yes

A:  2 1/8 is too small - use on a 3 or 4" drain

A:  It should work just fine. When you're flushing toilet any cleaner you might've used will be diluted by water

A:  Yes!

A:  Use anything that you normally would.

A:  As far as I know it is unaffected by the type of bowl cleaner used and I did not see any admonitions on the packaging.

A:  Once you install the toilet over the ring, very little surface area of the ring comes into contact with liquid so I'd think it shouldn't effect the ring at all, especially after the water in the toilet bowl dilutes the actual liquid cleaner when you flush the toilet.

A:  I am not certian, but it is silicon and is non-reactive to most compounds, unlike the wax.

A:  This is not damaged by your every day cleaners. The only thing that would have any effect on it would be an petroleum products like paint thinners or gas or something like that, But you shouldn't be flushing that stuff down a toilet at any time! Thanks, Dwayne

A:  If the gasket is installed the way it should there is no (or minimun) contact with liquid, the gasket stop the gases coming from the sistem it seals the union, remenber most of the liqued in the toilet contain acid in one way or another, now, using product with bleach will corred faster any part of pvc, plastic or metalic part in the systems try to avoid using it.

A:  Sure it’s not a hard plastic it’s more of a coated foam

A:  Had my first on for a year , we have calcium in our water ( small contents ) and we use what ever it takes to keep clean , I would say normal cleaners in toilet bowl would be fine , Like ALL could say < Flush a extra time for water to rinse good ...

A:  I have three new toilets in my house, all installed with this gasket, and they all work fine. Before installing the new toilets, I had three, cheap, Glacier Bay toilets that clogged constantly. The replacement toilets are American Standard Vormax and we’ve been flushing without plunging ever since!

A:  Mine has not had a similar problem. I would imagine that your situation is indicating a bigger problem either with improper installation or your drain pipes.

A:  As long as it was installed correctly you should not have any flushing problems because of this. But if it were somehow pinched or something it might. But the best thing about this is that you can remove the toilet to check it out and you can still use the same one to put it back together. So the only thing you have to lose is a bit if time. I hope this helps. Good Luck. Dwayne

A:  If you pushed inside of green ring in to make a funnel shape , and commode flushes part time , are on city sewer or septic tank , could ne breather pipe clogged or if has been raining a lot you septic tank could be full of water , Hopefully you have No TREES In or near leech bed lines , Hope some of this helps ,good luck.

A:  As long as the toilet bowl exit hole at the bottom is properly installed over the ring there should be no reason for any blockage on the part of the rubber ring. If your toilet is an older model, that may be more likely the issue. Mine used to stop up frequently when depositing toilet paper in the bowl. If you didn't have a problem before installing the ring with this toilet, I'd remove and reseat the toilet over the flange again to cover your bases.