🚽 Kohler 1131496 Flush Canister Seal: Compact, Durable & Reliable - 2.5 x 2.5 x 0.1 inches Review

I got confused trying to find the correct valve seat. I looked up my toilet brand (Sterling) and couldn't find it until other research showed Kohler is owned by Sterling and they were the same. The toilet kept draining until I changed the valve and then SILENCE. Easy to fix.

The gasket has been leaking for a while so I scan the QR code on the gas cap and it suggests a non-existent parts website. I found the manual and parts list that came with the toilet. it's 2.5 inches, not 3.0 inches, which is way too small for the application. What a complete disappointment

I live in a hard water area. These valve seals last about 6 years for me, then they slowly start to leak. You can delete them and turn them over for another year or two, but eventually they will need to be replaced. They are incredibly easy to replace. If it takes you longer than 15 seconds, you're doing something wrong.

My toilet worked and a mechanic came out to see me. He couldn't find a replacement filling anywhere, so he made a...big mistake. I found it on Amazon, went to YouTube and successfully installed it myself. I was a bit afraid of it because I have no idea about toilets. I'm glad it worked and it only cost me about $6.

Perfect for my sterling silver double flush toilet valve with Geberit logo. Interestingly, the packaging on this valve says Kohler, but the rubber seal itself says 'Geberit', just like the old one I removed from my valve. So easy to replace and save money on installation, you'll probably be convinced to change your entire tank setup instead of just replacing this valve to fix a toilet tank leak! I'm not exaggerating, replacing an old filling with a new one takes 1 minute. I could clearly see…

The fancy flush valve in our Kohler toilet suffered when I put a cleaning "tablet" in the toilet bowl. There is a warning in the tank about using pills but I'm smarter than that. Until bubbles formed on the silicone as the others have reported. The original took almost three years with my bullying. I bought a spare and a few spares to keep using the tablets. The installation went quickly. Turn off the water supply and flush the tank down to the level. The purge valve is released so that it…

Perfectly fits Caroma Caravelle 2-piece toilet. Apparently it's "old style" now. Our two-part caravel is ten to fifteen years old. These pads seem to last a year, maybe two. The new seal was translucent, almost transparent. The old block was milky, slightly stained, had rough spots on its surface, and looked wet. spare time. Unscrewing the B-pillar in the tank took five seconds. Turn less than a quarter turn, maybe only an eighth turn (right-hand thread, counter-clockwise). Changing the pads…

Update November 2020 After 2.5 years the print I bought in 2018 still works fine. I'm glad people found the following useful. This seal has helped stop what I call grinding (others call it haloing) on my 4 year old Kohler double flush toilet where some water silently flows out of the cistern and after a few minutes the cistern fills up. If your tank has a white center canister with tabs on the bottom so it can be pulled out vertically (vs. the canister model that unscrews), this gasket is a…