Q: Help! My toilet is leaking all over the bathroom floor, and I haven’t yet located the source. How can I find and fix the cause of the leak before any real damage occurs? A. Some of the biggest ...

Question: How do I change a leaking toilet tank? Answer: The first step in repairing a leaking toilet tank is to determine where the leak is located and what is causing it. There are several possible ...

Q: My toilet is causing me fits. The water from the tank is slowly leaking into the bowl, and I can’t figure out why. I have replaced the flapper, but the problem persists. What else should I do? A: ...

Do you suspect your toilet may be leaking? If you hear your toilet running, there may be a leak. Here are some easy steps that you can do at home to detect where the problem is. First, you will want ...

When your toilet suddenly stops flushing or filling correctly, taking a look inside the tank will usually help you diagnose the problem. Sometimes, what's going on inside your toilet tank can let you ...

If your water bill recently spiked, the first place to look for answers is your toilet! On this Fix a Leak Week, Tammy Hernandez met up with Bonny Cushman, from Regional Water Providers Consortium, to ...

A leaky toilet is not just a nuisance; it could be costing you money. It is "Fix a Leak Week" in New York City. It is a time when the New York City Department of Environmental Protection wants you to ...

If your water bill is slowly increasing with no culprit in sight, a leaky toilet might be to blame. If your toilet tank were leaking water from the tank into the bowl—slowly, subtly, silently—you’d ...

If your utility bill shows that you're using an abnormally high amount of water, one local public official says the problem is often a simple one: you might have a leaky toilet. Sidney Bazley, ...

The fastest way to throw your money down the toilet is to run lots of water down the toilet. Lord only knows how much water ran down one of my toilets in the months, maybe years, that a leak went ...