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Airhead in reply to @lynx

Don't know for sure but sometimes it seems the seal gets deformed and just won't seal again. I prefer to just replace them if I have to disconnect the toilet, it saves lost time in labour refitting and re-checking.

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lynx in reply to @Airhead

Meh zero labour fee as it is me.

Am tempted to turn the seal 180 degrees as I hate dealing with shit.

When I remove the toilet, the seal goes back in the usual undeformed state.

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Airhead in reply to @lynx

It's not always effective but a bit of lsx sometimes is enough to seal a small drip.

Easy to underestimate the pressure that builds up on that joint for a second or two when the toilet is flushed. It's not always enough to rotate them. Are you sure the angle hasn't changed.

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