KOHLER GENUINE 1069722 Toilet Flush Review

About 5 or 6 years ago we replaced our toilets and one of them finally worked so I knew it needed a gasket replacement. I bought a gasket but didn't know how to replace it so I replaced the whole tower. Unlike the old flapper design, this meant removing the entire tank. After that it was pretty easy to replace. Just make sure you can get another person to guide the tank as it is lowered to ensure it is properly seated on the large gasket. You don't want to leak! The sign on my restroom is…

I inherited these Kohler toilets. I hate them. They scatter things and sometimes make a mess. However, this part works. Unfortunately, a total nuisance during installation. You have to remove the tank and do the operation. I had to use a dremel to cut the old part off (worked fine but it melted the plastic and gave off a horrible smell - if you do it in a ventilated place) because it's impossible to unscrew unless you have a special tool. . But once you've removed the old parts, it's not that…

It was 1.6 GPF as expected. Some other reviews said they got 1.28. So check the part number and look for "1.6 GPF" on the canister. The old 3 inch nut is difficult to remove without the right tool. I had a large channel lock pliers so it was easy for me. Installation was quick and easy until I tried connecting the hose from the fill to the flush. Improved connector on the flush valve Hose sometimes popped out of the old one The old plastic hose, which had hardened a bit from time to time…

bought to replace part of an old toilet bowl in our master bathroom. The price for this slightly used or returned product was exceptional. For example only $2.50. The product looked brand new. However, the accommodation was problematic. With the supplied ring, which was completely identical to the previous device, I could not seal sufficiently and the toilet was constantly leaking. I ended up going to my hardware store and bought a cheap wax ring and used it in the toilet as a gasket as opposed

If you have a Kohler Cimarron 1.6 gallon flush toilet, this is NOT the correct replacement canister valve. This delivers a maximum of 1.28 gallons per flush. I made the mistake of looking up the canister valve part number using the chart and the part numbers on the underside of the toilet lid. Big mistake! There they print the standard part number. Although it fit, it only gave me 1.28 gallons per flush instead of the 1.6 gallons per flush we were used to. Big difference in flushing…