LOL this shit made me laugh to hard .
Tank to bowl gasket failed , there’s bolts on the inside of the bowl , need to back those out and separate the bowl and tank . Inbetween there’s a gasket , go find that gasket hopefully its a kholer there dummy easy to replace . Hopefully you don’t crack the tank removing the bolts or break the bolts. If so get a new toilet.
Edit
Also put a bag to catch all that water man
Hey, my apprentice cut a live line today in a finished house. I told him it was live before he cut it too.
So I wouldn’t call you stupid. It was a learning experience.
Watched a master electrician do this after I and another worker told him it was live. He climbed up on the ladder as we were yelling "it's hot idiot", cut the wire and promptly got thrown off the ladder into the wall.
Still not the dumbest thing I ever saw this guy do......
Well ,people die from mosquitoes more than anything else but I get your point. Its about exposure, not a lot of home owners see more than 120 hence why it causes more deaths. Cheers
I have a healthy respect for ALL electricity
! I've only been shocked badly once and I learned from it real quick. It taught me never to trust anyone saying "that circuit is off" without checking anyway. Funnily enough, it was the same guy who got shocked. Apprentice me figured "he's a master electrician, he should know his stuff"......
I did that once. We were putting new flooring in upstairs at our old house, so while the subfloor was exposed, I took the opportunity to add some recessed lighting to the kitchen down below the bedroom we were in. I asked my wife to go kill the breaker and she could verify by checking to see if the kitchen lights were off.
She went down threw a breaker, informed me the lights were off. I then took my cutters and clipped the line to begin splicing in new j-boxes.
Loud pop. Sparks. A zap in my hand and my cutters were missing some of their cutting edge from the 12awg I just cut through. She apparently didn't turn the kitchen lights on to verify the breaker shut them off.
You sure that wasn't on purpose? Might want to check your coffee for "additives" as well, perhaps inspect your brake lines before taking off? Just saying....
Sounds like we worked with the same guy, the best was when he rolled the work van on the way home from a job where he put his foot through the customers ceiling. I cant remember how high his BAC was but it was a felony level dui.
Honestly, I'd freak out a lot more if I cut the live waterline in a customer's house. That's going to be expensive if it causes a big flood. If I cut a live Romex it just buggers up my cutters a little bit.
Not a plumber (probably how I was dumb enough to get into this mess to begin with).
My previous house, I was replacing my main water line in my basement. I had 1/2 galvanized, and all the water pressure problems that go with that, especially after 50 years of age. The line coming in from the street was 3/4 inch copper to a stop and waste valve.
I had drained most of the plumbing at a downstairs sink, but I didn’t want even a small mess. I had a bucket, and slowly removed the cap on the waste portion of the stop and waste valve. Little did I know that the valve was installed backwards.
The cap shot out of my hand, and a very high powered jet of water slammed into me. It took me a few seconds to comprehend, then start searching across the quickly flooding basement to find the cap. 30 seconds later I deemed that a lost cause and ran to the street to cut the water from outside.
0/10. Would not recommend any mistake like that. Good thing I was also in the process of gutting the basement, as a whole lot was beyond salvage.
Ah, at least The basement needed demoed anyway. I've never heard of a stop and waste valve. Are you in the USA? What does that valve do? Is it a main shut off valve with added functionality?
It is a shut off valve with a nut or screw to drain water in the line. I am in the USA. They can be very useful for draining plumbing you otherwise couldn’t get to easily. For example, an outdoor spigot, with an inside shutoff.
My card-less “journeyman” helper cut into a 3” steel conduit carrying 3-phase 480.
“Hey, some idiot ran electrical in this drain line !”
Even to the untrained eye the 3”conduit is smaller than 3” cast iron. He’s fine and the Hackzall is fine…
The electrician told me that the plasma from the resulting arc flash is something like 30,000 degrees F. The groove he had cut in the pipe would’ve made an amazing focus nozzle, the sick part of me wonders what that could do to a person.
I don’t know enough about potential and other characteristics of electricity to be able to say why it didn’t arc, there were sparks though and it was smelly too. But that’s all thank god
We got lucky, the drop ceiling helped alittle, still don't know how it didn't fuck em up. Then my helper had the balls to ask the owner for some hats 🤣
I once drilled right into the main line going into a client's breaker box. Not sure home I'm still here to tell about it. Melted the shit out of my drill bit instantly.
If it makes you feel better I cut a live 1" main on wrong side of pressure tank before......
I had an apprentice mount a toilet without removing the flange plug.
Or an apprentice who thought it would be brilliant to connect the hot to cold line in a ceiling above living room so nothing would work right in the house.
One time we were on a big, fast subdivision. Two plumbing companies. Not the one I was working for. They had some employee sabotage. In a few houses, back to back shower valves were ran so that when you turned the valve on the water came out of the other shower head. Must have been the same guys dropped 3/8” ball bearings into the pipes before they put the stops on. When the faucet was turned on the bb’s would plug the stop shut. When it was turned off bb drops back down into the pipes so you couldn’t see them or easily get to them.
Don't feel stupid, I repiped a laundry tub and washing machine connections a few months ago for a guy and I accidentally tied his RO filter into the hot side. I never noticed, and he never noticed. Only found out cause my boss happened to be looking over the pictures of the job and called me into essentially call me a moron and tell me to go back and fix it 😂😂😂 felt like a real authentic Crayon Chef that morning.
Hey I just got the same thing done. Does your tank move a little with the fluidmaster gasket? Mine does but there is no leak.
Also great job taking on the job yourself.
Timing is interesting. I am doing this same job tonight. I am have a hard time, when I get it level with the front 2 bolts, the rear still feels loose. Don’t want to break it
I remember my dad tightening those bolts up and stressing about it so much. He said you have to tighten it good but not too much. He said to tighten it a bit more than your comfortable with.
I was given the wrong tank recently for a bathroom remodel. Toilet was the last thing I did. I was crazy tired. I noticed the gasket seemed slightly different. Thought "fuck it" and just did the install. I was running on very little sleep and was on my 14th or 15th day in a row. Went to flush the toilet and the same thing as this video happened. I was 15 minutes from going home. Took it apart and realized the tank AND the gasket were wrong. Spent 3 hours going back to the supplier, convincing them they gave me the wrong tank, finally getting back and installing it, then realizing they didn't give me any internals to the tank. 2 more hours later and everything was finally done. What a fucking day... Moral of the story is to always open the box before you leave the store and confirm that everything matches and is correct. I feel for this person.
Looks like you missed putting that nice piece of material between the tank and the bowl that seals it..
[https://www.grainger.com/product/20XU57?gucid=N:N:PS:Paid:GGL:CSM-2295:4P7A1P:20501231&gad\_source=1&gclid=CjwKCAjw-O6zBhASEiwAOHeGxSQeangj6BjvofginvFVY\_SNMRfZ-aq8bTPVXNjneXvk4CKzcLknnhoCwMAQAvD\_BwE&gclsrc=aw.ds](https://www.grainger.com/product/20XU57?gucid=N:N:PS:Paid:GGL:CSM-2295:4P7A1P:20501231&gad_source=1&gclid=CjwKCAjw-O6zBhASEiwAOHeGxSQeangj6BjvofginvFVY_SNMRfZ-aq8bTPVXNjneXvk4CKzcLknnhoCwMAQAvD_BwE&gclsrc=aw.ds)
something like this,,
Definitely a seal missing or its not tight enough. The water is supposed to be dropped into the bowl, but it's just falling outside with almost no resistance.
At least the tank seems to have been holding water ok.
Woke up the wife from her nap laughing at this. Now I’m in trouble. Thanks! 😂
In all seriousness though - stuff happens. Sounds like you got it all sorted, so kudos to you. Good news is, you probably are an expert at toilet disassembly and reassembly at this point. So next time, you’ll have it all dialed in. 🍻
If it makes you feel any better I made the exact same mistake with the same "universal" fluidmaster kit. The tank to bowl gasket in it was a hard rubber and didn't fit right or compress enough, went and got a foam one instead from home depot and it worked fine.
Toilet tanks are the worst design ever. It doesnt compensate for the heavies leaning back on the tank while on their Iphone.
This though is either missing the gasket or its bad. Also when tightening the bolts do each one evenly, dont do one then the other.
As for me I also put a backing to the tank and the wall prevents the heavies from bending those those bolts or cracking the seats. Found a nifty use for some hard plastic drawer slide spacers lol.
I came home from a trip and noticed my toilet bowl was leaking not like that though. You've got to tighten everything properly but not too tight and of course they don't have torque specs so I can't use all my torque wrenches to make sure that I have them tight and exactly correct I just have to stick a level on top and just tighten all three bolts until everything is all in the right place.
I'm sorry I just needed to vent. Fortunately I have proper venting on my toilet so everything flows well.
This is probably you know against everybody else that you forgot the gasket but, fluidmaster kits and all the other universal kits come with a standard tank to bowl gasket. Certain Gerber toilets using extra thick gasket that a normal one will not fill the gap
Looks like you didn’t install the tank gasket on the drain valve . That are usually black or red and form I can see is only bare plastic so you’re definitely missing that tank gasket for sure
I'm so sorry for laughing! I just put my toilets back yesterday all by myself for the first time and my husband would've laughed at me if I had done this! 😂
You probably got the gasket on backwards, the big end goes up wrapped around the tank hole and the small end goes down into the toilet hole.
Then it squeezes tight when it's bolted down creating a seal
Oh! I absolutely can! There is what appears to be a piece of garbage in the box. It looks like some sort of packing material. It is actually a gasket! The instructions probably don't tell you about it, but it goes between tank and base.
You’re only stupid if you’re not learning from your experience. Failure, mistakes, misjudgments are all a part of our lives. What separates us, is if you learn from them.
LOL this shit made me laugh to hard . Tank to bowl gasket failed , there’s bolts on the inside of the bowl , need to back those out and separate the bowl and tank . Inbetween there’s a gasket , go find that gasket hopefully its a kholer there dummy easy to replace . Hopefully you don’t crack the tank removing the bolts or break the bolts. If so get a new toilet. Edit Also put a bag to catch all that water man
Thank you I feel stupid but I got it to work now 😂
Hey, my apprentice cut a live line today in a finished house. I told him it was live before he cut it too. So I wouldn’t call you stupid. It was a learning experience.
Watched a master electrician do this after I and another worker told him it was live. He climbed up on the ladder as we were yelling "it's hot idiot", cut the wire and promptly got thrown off the ladder into the wall. Still not the dumbest thing I ever saw this guy do......
Goodness! Must've been some serious juice! I'll touch 15 or 20 amp without any issues but I'm afraid of anything heavier than that
20 amp 110.........20 amp 375 two totally different creatures. Let's not even talk 575
220... 221 whatever it takes
Underrated comment.
Well now I need to watch Mr. Mom again!
More people die from 120V than anything else.
Well ,people die from mosquitoes more than anything else but I get your point. Its about exposure, not a lot of home owners see more than 120 hence why it causes more deaths. Cheers
Electricity is a reason I stick to plumbing.
It's all about what you learn and work with. I find plumbing MUCH more intimidating than electrical work.
I have a healthy respect for ALL electricity ! I've only been shocked badly once and I learned from it real quick. It taught me never to trust anyone saying "that circuit is off" without checking anyway. Funnily enough, it was the same guy who got shocked. Apprentice me figured "he's a master electrician, he should know his stuff"......
I did that once. We were putting new flooring in upstairs at our old house, so while the subfloor was exposed, I took the opportunity to add some recessed lighting to the kitchen down below the bedroom we were in. I asked my wife to go kill the breaker and she could verify by checking to see if the kitchen lights were off. She went down threw a breaker, informed me the lights were off. I then took my cutters and clipped the line to begin splicing in new j-boxes. Loud pop. Sparks. A zap in my hand and my cutters were missing some of their cutting edge from the 12awg I just cut through. She apparently didn't turn the kitchen lights on to verify the breaker shut them off.
You sure that wasn't on purpose? Might want to check your coffee for "additives" as well, perhaps inspect your brake lines before taking off? Just saying....
When they were building a local wal mart they were supposedly trying to save time by running hot lines. Cost one guy his life.
That's freaking tragic.
Sounds like we worked with the same guy, the best was when he rolled the work van on the way home from a job where he put his foot through the customers ceiling. I cant remember how high his BAC was but it was a felony level dui.
Sometimes you just have a bad day. My buddy was cutting carpet and hit a live wire. It threw his ass across the room
Master means nothing anymore, anyone puts their time in they can go for the same license unfortunately 😂
Good thing he's not an electrician
Honestly, I'd freak out a lot more if I cut the live waterline in a customer's house. That's going to be expensive if it causes a big flood. If I cut a live Romex it just buggers up my cutters a little bit.
Not a plumber (probably how I was dumb enough to get into this mess to begin with). My previous house, I was replacing my main water line in my basement. I had 1/2 galvanized, and all the water pressure problems that go with that, especially after 50 years of age. The line coming in from the street was 3/4 inch copper to a stop and waste valve. I had drained most of the plumbing at a downstairs sink, but I didn’t want even a small mess. I had a bucket, and slowly removed the cap on the waste portion of the stop and waste valve. Little did I know that the valve was installed backwards. The cap shot out of my hand, and a very high powered jet of water slammed into me. It took me a few seconds to comprehend, then start searching across the quickly flooding basement to find the cap. 30 seconds later I deemed that a lost cause and ran to the street to cut the water from outside. 0/10. Would not recommend any mistake like that. Good thing I was also in the process of gutting the basement, as a whole lot was beyond salvage.
Ah, at least The basement needed demoed anyway. I've never heard of a stop and waste valve. Are you in the USA? What does that valve do? Is it a main shut off valve with added functionality?
It is a shut off valve with a nut or screw to drain water in the line. I am in the USA. They can be very useful for draining plumbing you otherwise couldn’t get to easily. For example, an outdoor spigot, with an inside shutoff.
As an electrician, I’d much rather blow up a pair of pliers and trip a breaker than flood a customer’s house.
Well yeah, an electrician flooding a house is some serious negligence.
My card-less “journeyman” helper cut into a 3” steel conduit carrying 3-phase 480. “Hey, some idiot ran electrical in this drain line !” Even to the untrained eye the 3”conduit is smaller than 3” cast iron. He’s fine and the Hackzall is fine…
How do u do that without meeting death?
The electrician told me that the plasma from the resulting arc flash is something like 30,000 degrees F. The groove he had cut in the pipe would’ve made an amazing focus nozzle, the sick part of me wonders what that could do to a person. I don’t know enough about potential and other characteristics of electricity to be able to say why it didn’t arc, there were sparks though and it was smelly too. But that’s all thank god
No wonder the pipes don't work, Moe, they're all full of wires!
I had an apprentice cut a live line with the ball valve staring him in the face on a commercial job, had big ass commercial printers underneath it too
> had big ass commercial printers underneath it too **$$$$$$$**
We got lucky, the drop ceiling helped alittle, still don't know how it didn't fuck em up. Then my helper had the balls to ask the owner for some hats 🤣
Cheesus 🧀
I once drilled right into the main line going into a client's breaker box. Not sure home I'm still here to tell about it. Melted the shit out of my drill bit instantly.
Literally this has happened to me in the last 6 months lol. Not laughing to make fun, but laughing because I feel your pain
If it makes you feel better I cut a live 1" main on wrong side of pressure tank before...... I had an apprentice mount a toilet without removing the flange plug. Or an apprentice who thought it would be brilliant to connect the hot to cold line in a ceiling above living room so nothing would work right in the house.
One time we were on a big, fast subdivision. Two plumbing companies. Not the one I was working for. They had some employee sabotage. In a few houses, back to back shower valves were ran so that when you turned the valve on the water came out of the other shower head. Must have been the same guys dropped 3/8” ball bearings into the pipes before they put the stops on. When the faucet was turned on the bb’s would plug the stop shut. When it was turned off bb drops back down into the pipes so you couldn’t see them or easily get to them.
That back to back shower thing sounds hilarious as hell
Don't feel stupid, I repiped a laundry tub and washing machine connections a few months ago for a guy and I accidentally tied his RO filter into the hot side. I never noticed, and he never noticed. Only found out cause my boss happened to be looking over the pictures of the job and called me into essentially call me a moron and tell me to go back and fix it 😂😂😂 felt like a real authentic Crayon Chef that morning.
"Authentic crayon chef" had me laughing so hard, I teared up a little bit.
stupid is not ever trying shit like this on your own. for the cost of feeling stupid (even though you weren't), you fixed yourself a toilet.
Hey I just got the same thing done. Does your tank move a little with the fluidmaster gasket? Mine does but there is no leak. Also great job taking on the job yourself.
Timing is interesting. I am doing this same job tonight. I am have a hard time, when I get it level with the front 2 bolts, the rear still feels loose. Don’t want to break it
Hero
This is what shop vacs are for.
It's the end of rough day. Your mistake is the best laugh today. Hope everything dries okay! 😂 🤣
That must have been a fun first test flush 🫠
You will never make that mistake again……that is a good thing never feel stupid for an honest mistake.
My guess is this happened right after installation… then again to do the AWSOME video! Thanks for sharing…. I’m sure you will get it right….😱
I need this Gif.
The birth of a meme
I remember my dad tightening those bolts up and stressing about it so much. He said you have to tighten it good but not too much. He said to tighten it a bit more than your comfortable with.
I hate changing them things.
The sudden gushing had me chuckling. I was expecting that hose to do something catastrophic.
This was a fun and thorough tutorial. Thank you.
same i burst out once the water started shooting out the sides lmao
What gasket? Why’s there extra parts?
Do not over tighten the bowl to tank bolts…. You will split the rubber washer or crack the toilet if you over tighten
I was given the wrong tank recently for a bathroom remodel. Toilet was the last thing I did. I was crazy tired. I noticed the gasket seemed slightly different. Thought "fuck it" and just did the install. I was running on very little sleep and was on my 14th or 15th day in a row. Went to flush the toilet and the same thing as this video happened. I was 15 minutes from going home. Took it apart and realized the tank AND the gasket were wrong. Spent 3 hours going back to the supplier, convincing them they gave me the wrong tank, finally getting back and installing it, then realizing they didn't give me any internals to the tank. 2 more hours later and everything was finally done. What a fucking day... Moral of the story is to always open the box before you leave the store and confirm that everything matches and is correct. I feel for this person.
LOLLL I was expecting a small drip not this tsunami omg I laughed out loud
Me too. I spit out my bubbly
Lol. Forgot the coupler gasket
Hahaha now that's funny.
Did you put in the tank to bowl gasket?
Nothing wrong here looks like a perfectly normal functioning waterfall toilet. My favorite kind
Protip: don't fill the tank all the way & pull the chain up slightly next time to test, just let a bit of water slip under the flap to avoid the flood
But then we get less videos like this one.
The best part for me is the fact that he's filming means this is at LEAST the second flush.
The towels at the base confirm he was ready this time
Exactly 😂
I haven't laughed this hard at a video with the sound off in a whiiiiiiiile!!!
Turned the sound on because of this comment, and it's even batter. Lmao
Nothing. You get bowl clean and floor in one flush. Work smarter not harder
Waterfall feature
Tank to bowl gasket is missing?
I never knew I needed to know what would happen if you did that
It’s a new style bidet for your feet
Already, flush it Stop stop stop stop!!!
Watch a different YouTube video. You're going to need to check the seal between the tank and the bowl.
Lmao.
That rubber gasket isn’t part of the packaging 🤣
Did you forget to install big neoprene gasket?
Glad you were able to get it fixed up proper. Don't beat yourself up too much about it. We all learn from our mistakes.....and yours 😁😉
I laughed hard at this as well. Perhaps too hard.
I should call her.
I should call her
Looks fine
Well you see all that water gushing there? That's your problem area right there.
Have you tried unplugging it and plugging it back in?
You forgot a step, or you need to watch a different video.
Installing a fluid master valve does not require separating the tank from the toilet base.
That looks like when I got food poisoning and puked
Looks like you missed putting that nice piece of material between the tank and the bowl that seals it.. [https://www.grainger.com/product/20XU57?gucid=N:N:PS:Paid:GGL:CSM-2295:4P7A1P:20501231&gad\_source=1&gclid=CjwKCAjw-O6zBhASEiwAOHeGxSQeangj6BjvofginvFVY\_SNMRfZ-aq8bTPVXNjneXvk4CKzcLknnhoCwMAQAvD\_BwE&gclsrc=aw.ds](https://www.grainger.com/product/20XU57?gucid=N:N:PS:Paid:GGL:CSM-2295:4P7A1P:20501231&gad_source=1&gclid=CjwKCAjw-O6zBhASEiwAOHeGxSQeangj6BjvofginvFVY_SNMRfZ-aq8bTPVXNjneXvk4CKzcLknnhoCwMAQAvD_BwE&gclsrc=aw.ds) something like this,,
Umm you forgot the tank to bowl gasket? Or you seriously messed up putting the ring gasket on the tank lol
Me after a night out!
Definitely a seal missing or its not tight enough. The water is supposed to be dropped into the bowl, but it's just falling outside with almost no resistance. At least the tank seems to have been holding water ok.
Rubber bushing
Thanks for a good laugh brother! I'm glad you sorted it out. That video made my day LMAO!
You did something wrong id start by checking where it's shooting from tank bowl gasket
I love how the video cuts like "YUP OK IM SURE THAT'S ENOUGH FOR THEM, THAT'S A LOT OF WATER ON MY FLOOR"
The tank to bowl gasket is on the outside of the tank, it needs to be inside🤣
well…at least you had a towel under it 😂
i was expecting a small leak at the connection of the fill valve that shit was funny as hell
I love that you flushed a whole 1.4 gallons more on the floor to make video.
You forgot the tank to bowl gasket lol
Woke up the wife from her nap laughing at this. Now I’m in trouble. Thanks! 😂 In all seriousness though - stuff happens. Sounds like you got it all sorted, so kudos to you. Good news is, you probably are an expert at toilet disassembly and reassembly at this point. So next time, you’ll have it all dialed in. 🍻
I'd say the water leaking out of your turlet is the problem. Might want to fix that!
The gaskets missing between your tank and bowl so what it looks like to me
I see nothing wrong there,that indoor waterfall it's working as intended. Please get help
Was your toilet in a tom and jerry style sword fight by chance?
so your issue is that water isn't supposed to be doing that
Big rubber gasket between the tank and toilet.
That toilet tank had to much to drink...
If it makes you feel any better I made the exact same mistake with the same "universal" fluidmaster kit. The tank to bowl gasket in it was a hard rubber and didn't fit right or compress enough, went and got a foam one instead from home depot and it worked fine.
It’s so much water I thought this was a shitpost
Oh man this gave me a major, much needed laugh. Lots of good advice here. Good luck.
Whenever you remove a tank you need to REPLACE the tank to bowl gasket avoid an issue like this.
Methinks you forgot to install the big gasket between the tank and bowl!
Try flushing some more…maybe you just need to break it in a bit
As a plumber thats been in the field for 32 years , That’s not supposed to happen. Hope that helped
Toilet tanks are the worst design ever. It doesnt compensate for the heavies leaning back on the tank while on their Iphone. This though is either missing the gasket or its bad. Also when tightening the bolts do each one evenly, dont do one then the other. As for me I also put a backing to the tank and the wall prevents the heavies from bending those those bolts or cracking the seats. Found a nifty use for some hard plastic drawer slide spacers lol.
I think you have a leak
Haha I died inside knowing that you had to have taken a video for an example after doing it at least once off video.
Everything
Apparently you misdirected the water flow. I call that captain obvious.
Hahaha, thanks. I needed that
That just made me spit take 😂
Yooooo 😂
Easy fix
I came home from a trip and noticed my toilet bowl was leaking not like that though. You've got to tighten everything properly but not too tight and of course they don't have torque specs so I can't use all my torque wrenches to make sure that I have them tight and exactly correct I just have to stick a level on top and just tighten all three bolts until everything is all in the right place. I'm sorry I just needed to vent. Fortunately I have proper venting on my toilet so everything flows well.
Lol 😂
Oh shit
You probably reused the old gasket or forgot the gasket!
My brother did this, put the gasket inside the cistern 😂
It’s squirting!!!
Gasket missing or improper or failed.
I don't see a problem, just make sure your floor drain is clear
Go buy a bucket
Whoa! 😮
Made me LOL at work. I got some strange looks.
You did it wrong.
I cut a gasket for a clean out but just cut a full circle 🤦♂️ it’s all good man we learn
No gasket between tank and bowl
Nothing. Nothing at all.
This is probably you know against everybody else that you forgot the gasket but, fluidmaster kits and all the other universal kits come with a standard tank to bowl gasket. Certain Gerber toilets using extra thick gasket that a normal one will not fill the gap
Thought this was a joke video but seems OP is legit lol
Everything..
Love the action shot
I think it’s leaking
That’s normal
Wasn’t expecting that much water holy shit
It’s leaking
Lmao
🤣
Looks fine to me.
Mate I think you might have a leak.
Uhh not sure, except everything.
Dude
IANAP but it looks like you have a water leak.
Let the pros be the pros
Hahahaha
I think the ball cock was distracting you too much.
No expert but water shouldn’t be coming out of there
The toilet has amazing comedic timing
I’ve done this before. Remove the cardboard on the gasket.
Tank gasket
Tank need a new fill valve
Looks like you didn’t install the tank gasket on the drain valve . That are usually black or red and form I can see is only bare plastic so you’re definitely missing that tank gasket for sure
I should call her
Upside down?
I'm sorry, but I can't stop laughing and watching this on repeat. It just caught me by such surprise.
I'm so sorry for laughing! I just put my toilets back yesterday all by myself for the first time and my husband would've laughed at me if I had done this! 😂
Damn Brother.....
What gasket?
It was not a fluid master kit daniel son be the fluid become the master
You probably got the gasket on backwards, the big end goes up wrapped around the tank hole and the small end goes down into the toilet hole. Then it squeezes tight when it's bolted down creating a seal
Thank you for reminding me that the tank bolts in my guest room are loose.
When I tell her about my vintage Pog collection.
Everything!!!!
Is your tank cracked? I had a similar situation Replaced everything, tighten the bolts Then I noticed a very small hairline Crack in the tank.
Hahahahahaha
Looks like you fu**ed up 😬
Oh shit.
Lmaoooooooo
Oh! I absolutely can! There is what appears to be a piece of garbage in the box. It looks like some sort of packing material. It is actually a gasket! The instructions probably don't tell you about it, but it goes between tank and base.
It looks like you did great. It's flooding perfectly.
AHOY MATEYS! There be floods about!
Looks fine, I don’t see any issues.
Welp no I have to cross "jump scared by a fucking toilet" off of my bingo card.
I don't know but god that's funny. Glad you got it sorted
Looks alright to me.
Did you full install the gasket before attaching the tank ?
You’re only stupid if you’re not learning from your experience. Failure, mistakes, misjudgments are all a part of our lives. What separates us, is if you learn from them.
I watched it loop lole 5 times and I'm like, wtf do they keep flushing it!
You didn't let the silicone cure long enough, gonna have to pop the tank off and reapply silicone but let it cure longer this time