Jay Keating
Since 1995, Toiletology 101, has helped do-it-yourselfers flush out the facts of toilet repairs. Each day hundreds of students plunge in and plumb the depths of fixing toilets. All alumnae are encouraged to return at any time for a refresher. In Toiletology 101, you'll learn almost everything you ever wanted to know about your toilets, and some things you probably never knew you needed to know.
Advertisers pay your tuition for this course in toilet repairs, and they provide the support to keep Toiletology 101 on line, up-to-date and free. Stop giggling; this no-nonsense site tells you how a toilet works, what can go wrong, and what you can do to fix it with engaging text and excellent graphics.
The flush toilet is the unsung hero and technological foundation of civilized living. Combine toilet know-how and the internet for the ultimate learning experience.
Toiletology 101 shows you how to fix a toilet and most problems can be fixed, but it must be remembered that there are some UNFIXABLE problems and/or problems best left to professional plumbers. For example, you can't fix a cracked toilet tank or bowl, and few do-it-yourselfers should be climbing up on their roof to attempt to clear the main plumbing stack of their home.
From plumbing hygiene and testing for leaks to the mysteries of the Blue Goo there is something for everyone to learn. Even professional plumbers have benefited from Toiletology 101. Bob the plumber wrote:
"Thank you for the very good information on the Lazy Toilet and the Blue Goo. I have been plagued with both of those things for quite some time now. I never gave it a thought about the density of the water used in the toilet, and I am a retired Plumber, and always glad to learn something new. Thank you for your most informative web page, It solved my problem's, everything is working in great shape now."
So please find a seat; class begins as soon as you are seated.
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