Review on 🚽 Toilet Tightener by Ginsey All-In-One by Paul Dobson

Worked better than I thought. When I replaced the toilet seats a few years ago, I made some plastic bushings (black parts in this photo) to allow the screws to fit the holes in the bowl more tightly. They didn't work. The seat was still wobbly enough to be annoying. Now the seat doesn't wobble anymore since I got rid of my black bushings and installed this kit. Note: I have brass screws holding the seat to the bowl. The included plastic screwdriver will probably work well with plastic screws, but will not fit the brass screw head and will not be strong enough if the screws are over-tightened. You need a regular slotted screwdriver. You'll also need a small screwdriver or knife to pry open the plastic caps covering the screws. I have to say I'm surprised at how well they work. The parts included in the kit are rubber and fit well. Another thing you might want to have on hand is a hand mirror to see if everything is ok before tightening the nut. The wrench was strong enough even with metal screws. I found it easier to turn with a screwdriver than a wrench, but a wrench easily holds up to 5 stars. And it's practically free. Be prepared to think of a cleanse that you normally cannot achieve. A spray can of detergent and paper towels are handy to have.