How to fix a leaking running toilet - most common problem

How to fix a leaking or running toilet, this is the most common problem and how to fix it. For under 5 dollars and 5 minutes of work you can repair your toilet very easily with little to no tools needed. Although many toilet have different designs and plunging systems the concept is still the same and you will be able to solve the issue of running or leaking water in your toilet. As always LIKE COMMENT and SUBSCRIBE for more videos. cistern toilet flapper #DIY #howto #billshowto Your donations help me to keep helping you .....

[dukekrallis]

Kudos Bill.! You're 3 times faster in your tutorials than the lame American tutorials that drag on and on...simple, concise & effective. I repaired my elderly neighbors leaking toilet and just saved her $150-200 on a service call out!

[mdeshon]

Thank you for making a tutorial that’s quick and easy to understand and follow in the Australian context.

[Katers]

A bloody legend, we’ve waited for a guy to come out and check ours out for about 6 months now. might as well just fix it myself at this point

[gl]

Thanks Bill, exactly what I needed to know, i really appreciate you uploading this for all us non plumbers out there.

[JsIack]

Didnt know the hiss noise our toilet was making was that bad until i saw my $732 water bill. Definitely fixing it

[Democracy_Manifest_SCM]

Thanks mate! I love how you’re straight to the point. Saved me a case of Great Northerns for the neighbour to come over and “take a look”.

[chriswagner]

mate you get 100% thumbs up from me you just saved me a heap of money thank you brother!!!! you are a blessing i watch your video once and went a did the job it took me longer to drive to bunnings then to fix it again you are a legend

[notsosilentj]

After removing the cistern to paint bathroom tiles, then reattaching. The loo ran for a week. Watched your vid and gave it a go. A small leaf was obstructing the connection causing it to run. Such a simple fix, Great video!! Cheers!

[vijendrasingh]

Great video .I was looking at changing the whole cistern .you helped me fixed the problem.
Thanks mate

[Boxpeoplez]

Thank you good sir for a quick and straight to the point tutorial. This helped me fix the toilet at mine. Subscribed!

[glmaf]

Thank you Bill for a clear demo. Quick and precise.David.

[chocolate_squiggle]

I need to seal up a motorcycle tank (temporarily - and not for gas!) and I keep seeing American videos/forums refer to a 'toilet flapper' which I thought was just hilarious. Come to look up what they are and I think they're for chain flush systems which aren't so common anymore here in NZ. But I did find your video through searching that and it's awesome, I really enjoy learning these simple concepts all our fathers & grandfathers probably knew. Bonus is I recognised the Kinetic brand is available at Bunnings so I'll measure up my tank and head on in to look at the 'seating washers'. Thanks!

[craigm]

Great short video!
I wish all other Vloggers can get straight to the point like you do.

[norton]

I just fixed our dunny using this video as a guide as it is the exact same cistern. Excellent stuff, good instructions on how to get the plunger system out, much appreciated.

[kavoadakunimata]

Thank you so much for sharing, it was very helpful and it fixed the problem

[christophersheppard]

Thanks Bill. Brilliant, concise no stuffing around, job done. Thanks, Chris.

[alduff]

Really good: clear, fast, no nonsense.

[midnightkiteflight]

If anybody wonders why it isn't working – notice that there is a raised section on the inner ring of the washer. This should be facing UP when you put the washer on, as in the ridge faces upward toward the flush buttons. Once I figured this part out it worked perfectly!

[pippatorpi]

Thank you Bill, this was very helpful and gave me confidence to tackle it my self...! 👍

[silentgolden]

If you have a toilet like this look no further this video hands down is the best no nonsense explanation, great video good job and thank you 🙏