🚽 2-Piece AquaSouce Original 3" Toilet Flapper Replacement - Compatible with Lowes (98923, 312795, 352027, 395280, 12293) - Water Saving, Easy to Install Review

New design, larger than original and easy to install. They are completely closed. **Be careful when removing the old ones, they will become brittle and can damage the plastic ears they hang from. I suggest using a razor (using light pressure) to cut the top of the tabs on the purge valve mounting tabs to remove them without damage.**

Just like others have said. Buy this. I have Aquasource 98923 and 352027 and they fit both. Feels like durable rubber. It had a bad smell but after installation it was in the aquarium and under water most of the time so you can't smell it anymore. Less than a minute to board. Pulling off the old one takes longer. And this is my first time doing a toilet seat swap.

I was expecting an OEM part and got a damper that installed easily and didn't leak. If you examine the old damper you may see a hole in the original block that was not in the replacement. The original unit offered partial flush operation with no solid waste and saved even more water than the nominal 1.28 gallons per foot. This block doesn't do that. This device is offered by a company called Hibbent.

Ideal for fixing a running toilet. We learned the hard way that toilet tablets damage the rubber parts in the reservoir. We had to replace the flaps on two toilets and they fitted perfectly. The material is soft and pliable compared to the old damaged one, allowing a perfect seal. I think they tend to be overpriced but I haven't found a better price for a device of similar quality so I'm not giving them a star, they are just as expensive if not more expensive in the major department stores.

I had to give 3 stars for durability because I just installed it so I don't know. I have two AquaSource toilets that I bought from Lowes. These are tall oval toilets. At the same time, their crackers deteriorated, and they constantly ran and made noise. I bought all of the crackers at Wally World and checked at Lowes (who only had the same ones as Wally), none of them fitted right. It's the perfect size and seems to work great. A note: the original toilet dampers were made from a combination of

I have 4 Lowes AquaSource 1.28 GPF toilets that are five years old. In recent years, counter-reactions began to fail. To fix them I used an Amazon genuine Lowes valve from WDI part number B4802-1. This works for me, but it's a bit pricey. When I saw these two packs of equivalent parts for just a few dollars more than I paid for one, I gave them a try. They fit and seal but do not support 1.28 GPS. For my toilet it was more like 1.8 gpf. The photos show my tank filling up to 7.25 inches which is