🚽 5-Pack Canister Flush Valve Seal Replacements for Kohler Toilets - Replaces K-GP1059291, 2475620 (5 Pack) Review

The gasket in one of my toilets has corroded and this really is a very easy repair you can do yourself (there are thousands of quick step by step guides online). It literally takes about 3 minutes from start to finish. This ring fitted my Kohler toilet perfectly and hasn't had any more sealing and water flow issues (and I have another spare if I need one).

I have always used whitening tablets in my toilets. Especially now I will not change. The manufacturer says no; You will break this seal. They do. These are inexpensive replacement parts that will last as long as the OEM (about 6 months). No need to clean the toilet and use sanitizer, worth changing if needed.

The original worn gasket was red but although they look like the wrong ones because they are yellow they fit and work perfectly. Simply turn the knob at the top of the cylinder until it clicks into place, then pull up. There is no need to remove the pull chain, just flip it inside the tank and change the gasket. About 5 mins. Work.

Easy to install (simply rotate the center rod to the left, lift, replace the gasket, then reinsert and rotate to the right). The pads were tight and needed a little tugging to get the rubber to 'distribute' properly as some areas where I tugged stretched thinner than others. One of our toilets had no problems, but the other works briefly from time to time, indicating the seal is leaking a small amount of water.

Replaced 2 OEM Kohler Red Rubber O-Rings with these, just unpolished. I have read that they are easier to wash and my visiting parents sometimes have problems. I thought about saving the Reds and was glad I did. After a few days both started leaking from time to time although everything in the tank and plastic system was cleaned clean. I don't know if it's because they're normal and not true yellows, but today they went to the trash and the reds are back. Try a yellow OEM Kohler or something…

Our original wiped gasket was red but although these look wrong being yellow they fit and work perfectly. Simply turn the knob at the top of the cylinder until it clicks into place, then pull up. There is no need to remove the pull chain, just flip it inside the tank and change the gasket. About 5 mins. Work.

They were easy to install (just twist the center shaft counterclockwise, lift, replace the gasket, then reinsert and twist right). The pads were tight and needed a little tugging to get the rubber to 'distribute' properly as some areas where I tugged stretched thinner than others. One of our toilets had no problems, but the other works briefly from time to time, indicating the seal is leaking a small amount of water.

Replaced 2 Kohler OEM red grommets with these B/Cs only I've read they are easier to flush and my visiting parents sometimes Having trouble. I figured I'd keep the reds and was glad I did. After a few days, both started leaking intermittently, although the inside of the tank and plastic system was completely cleaned. I don't know if it's because they're normal and not true yellows, but today they went to the trash and the reds are back. Try a yellow OEM Kohler or something else. it was a big…