🚽 Durable Fanrel Solid Brass Toilet Bolts Screws Set with Plastic Nuts and Washers - Heavy Duty Bolts for Secure Installation (2 Pack, 3/10-Inch by 2-3/4-Inch) Review

Well, since when is plated brass called solid? It won't last. They are also not galvanized. A simple magnetic test tells me they are rich in iron.

Bought these to replace the plastic bottles I had for my broken toilet. They can definitely be tightened. No problems so far, great replacement!

Replace broken plastic toilet screws with these brass screws. The kit includes 2 brass screws, 2 brass washers, 2 rubber washers and 2 plastic nuts. Easy assembly, perfect fit, so far so good.

These screws are made of steel with an anodized or brass finish. For my application I had to grind down some heads. I'm hoping they're at least stainless steel, but the magnet sticks to it strongly so it's unlikely. I expect they will start rusting soon and I'll have to replace them again within a year. I don't understand how these dishonest traders can sell on Revain.

The product comes with two screws, two metal washers and two rubber washers and fasteners. It was really easy to install and fit great. I couldn't use the rubber washers because they were too wide and I couldn't get the cover over the studs, but the metal washers fit perfectly. It generally took five minutes to remove the old plastics and replace them with metals.

I needed longer screws to fix the Tushy bidet head under the toilet seat. The bidet head has a plastic bracket that goes under the toilet seat brackets, making the original screws too short. They worked great with lots of extra length. They were slightly larger than the original screws and barely too big to fit through the toilet seat bracket. Luckily I'm good with a dremel and was able to make the plastic holes slightly larger in just a few minutes. I think my particular toilet seat mounts…