🚽 Danco 80821 Snap-on Round Toilet Bolt Caps in White, 2-Pack: Secure Your Toilet Bolts with Ease! Review

If like me you hate the look of those screws and whoever installed your toilet didn't have plugs attached, these little kids are perfect for you. Keep in mind that if your bolt sticks out more than an inch, you'll need to cut some of it off like I did with a Dremel tool.

Does what it's supposed to do, close those nasty, rusty screws on the bottom of the toilet. What it doesn't do is magically eliminate the pee around it because my sons still can't aim well after years of potty training, which makes me scrub the toilet floor and question all my life choices .

maybe someone can correct the label on this product. These are toilet screw caps, not a toilet handle. Their circumference was slightly smaller than the existing caps, so they didn't fit properly. They are light weight and cheap looking and one of them had a black spot on it so I cleaned and reused the caps I already had.

This would be good for practically new installations or in an ideal world. The plastic base used to hold the cap is not stable unless you remove the nut from the toilet screw, install the plastic base, and then reinsert the nut to secure it. The cap is then snapped onto this base, covering the screw. For me - with an old house and toilets with corroded bolts - it would be difficult to just remove the nut without removing it. Whether you're looking for a McGiver-type solution or the perfect…

The picture and the wording of this article are correct. That's what I needed, caps for the toilet screws. The title describes it as a descriptor. So I took a chance buying it and was thrilled when the product I needed arrived. The instructions on the box are correct, basically remove the nut (on one side) but leave the old brass washer in place. Place the new plastic round brace on top of the brass disc with the leading edge UP (look at the round brace and it will be clear). Finally, reattach…