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Thank you for the suggestions. I guess I have some things to try this weekend.

I went to flip the lever, and it was a little stiff. I used some force, and it didn't move. The lever broke. I know the lever kit is available as a replacement, but my stopper seems to be stuck in place. Is there anything I can do to free it and install a new one? Thank you.

I replaces the flapper with a Briggs, the toilet brand, but it's the same. Even though everything is going down (with at least 2 flushed for solids), could there still be a partial blockage? Even based on what I have already done? I just don't want to spend the money on having it rodded out if...

Yes. It looks like the flapper stays up until the tank is mostly emptied before dropping. I don't think is is dropping prematurely, but I don't know for sure.

OK. I hope I'm not breaking any rules or anything, being new to this forum. I posted a week or so ago about the water level in my bowl. Well, after more research, the level is fine. My real problem is it isn't flushing all the way. Here is what I've tried so far: 1) I replaced the flapper...

I have rodded out the toilet, and it still doesn't flush completely. All other faicets and toilet are fine. Any other suggestions as to what I can check?

My toilet bowl water level is high. I replaced the flapper (a couple times) and that did nothing. I replaced the fill tube with one that has a constrictor on it, and even when I shut the water off going into the overflow pipe, the water level is still too high. It takes 2 or 3 flushes to take...

Did you have to replace the base, or did you use the existing one?

We have a project coming up that requires a 42" wide and 32" deep enclosure. It is a remodel so a one pieces with base will not work. The base is fine, so we really don't need that anyway. I have been told they make 2-pc enclosures that have a top half and bottom half that don't require...

What do you mean a "new piece"? Add a small pies of plastic in the gap? Also, this is what was there when we recently moved in. I am trying to make it work because I can't afford a new surround of any kind.

20180601_180956 by Ken Borre posted Jun 2, 2018 at 8:49 AM It's not a very good photo, but here it is (I hope I did it right). I really am hoping there is some sort of tape type product out there for " gapes or wider. Thank you.

I is a good inch or more from even reaching the shower base.

I have a shower stall with plastic walls that don't meet the floor. The walls seem straight, but it must have been cut crooked. I have up to a 1" gap between the wall and the shower floor. I have tried to caulk a couple of times, but it doesn't stick to the stall walls (I have tried to sand it...