spicecajun
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quote.....You need to hire me..
You had the right idea, but a chisel would have helped.
Least it was water out of the supply line, & not the toilet.
Also I hate to say it but it sounds like you need to find out if the toilet is leaking at the gross part. if there is that much goo & nasty smell. Ohh,,, also, if you got all the tile out from UNDER the toilet. hate to say it , but, its best to remove the toilet before puttong new tile down. Then you do the new tile past where the toilet will sit on,(so it has a new base), Then. If the new tile isnt much taller than the old. You use a new wax gasket to remount the toilet......
I dont know out of state labor tends to be pricey. Oh it got worse. I bought a new hose the following night. I replaced the broken one but not before I had emptied my bladder twice the night before thinking one night won't create too much of a smell. Well, I had also missed with the hammer another time knocking off a piece of the toilet which connected to the floor. I decided who cares it was in the back and it wouldn't really matter. Glowing with pride and feeling I was now the ultimate tool time girl I reached out and depressed the handle. Suddenly this streaming gush of MY OWN PISS water came flooding from where I had smashed the hole in the toilet. I was on my hands and knees trying to observe closely and got totally drenched in my own filth. I had no choice but to remove the entire toilet. I am proud that I did it myself. I mean, gee it just isnt a regular thing I do removing toilets. I discovered the wax seal before I knew what it was and I wasn't thinking wax seal when I found it. Now I know. (....You know your life has taken on new meanings when you are pround of yourself and toilet is in the same sentence.)
You had the right idea, but a chisel would have helped.
Least it was water out of the supply line, & not the toilet.
Also I hate to say it but it sounds like you need to find out if the toilet is leaking at the gross part. if there is that much goo & nasty smell. Ohh,,, also, if you got all the tile out from UNDER the toilet. hate to say it , but, its best to remove the toilet before puttong new tile down. Then you do the new tile past where the toilet will sit on,(so it has a new base), Then. If the new tile isnt much taller than the old. You use a new wax gasket to remount the toilet......
I dont know out of state labor tends to be pricey. Oh it got worse. I bought a new hose the following night. I replaced the broken one but not before I had emptied my bladder twice the night before thinking one night won't create too much of a smell. Well, I had also missed with the hammer another time knocking off a piece of the toilet which connected to the floor. I decided who cares it was in the back and it wouldn't really matter. Glowing with pride and feeling I was now the ultimate tool time girl I reached out and depressed the handle. Suddenly this streaming gush of MY OWN PISS water came flooding from where I had smashed the hole in the toilet. I was on my hands and knees trying to observe closely and got totally drenched in my own filth. I had no choice but to remove the entire toilet. I am proud that I did it myself. I mean, gee it just isnt a regular thing I do removing toilets. I discovered the wax seal before I knew what it was and I wasn't thinking wax seal when I found it. Now I know. (....You know your life has taken on new meanings when you are pround of yourself and toilet is in the same sentence.)
instead of watching toilet water pour out of a broken toilet.
Be well Sweet MAN.
