🚽 Toto THU500S Replacement Flapper - 2 Pack, Red, for Select 3 Inch Flush Valve Tank Review

They are made for Toto, no idea how long the chain is. Links based on your model etc etc Nice unit, actually just replaced 3 of my large boxes as one has already started to fail.

As advertised. 2 old release flap valves replaced. Not having to deal with the float above the damper is great. The instructions are "good" but not outstanding. It is easy to understand how to adjust the bottom holes. Kind of trial and error. Works great, fits perfectly and easy to assemble. It should last longer than a toilet.bwc

Excellent replacement damper OEM. My toilet would get stuck to the point where it took quite a bit of pressure to flush. So hard that my flush handle also broke and had to be replaced. I pulled out the old one which was obviously damaged and melted and now it's washed off perfectly. The original lasted about 5 years - I hope this one lasts no less.

I tried a cheaper variant from the economic center. Always from the 5th to the 10th time we flushed, the water flowed from the tank into the bowl. I had to put my hand in the reservoir and move the flap to get a seal. I bought Toto toilets because I trust this brand. Why should I put inferior parts there? Finally. The Toto part is made in America or Mexico. Cheaper brands are made in China. I am in favor of not buying Chinese if possible.

Had to buy a pair to get one in a short time; A current priorities single would take a month to release. I last changed the cap in 2014 so it will last a long time. It is easier to install than the original THU175S as the ears simply snap onto the purge valve arms whereas the original had holes that had to be slid over the ears on the valve arms. Comes with an adjustment table, depending on the model of the toilet, which is usually located on the inside rear wall of the tank. Mine required no…

TOTO's original design was all rubber and typically lasted 3-4 years before starting to warp and wear out. You will understand that life is short when you start seeing red deposits on the water level in the toilet. In fact, it was a piece of red rubber that had come loose from the fuel filler flap. You have to look in the water tank to see which TOTO toilet you have. Then take a close look at the back of the packaging to understand how this dampener is constructed. There are three settings that

I installed two Toto Drake low flush toilets 10 years ago. As far as I remember, damper valves had to be replaced after 5 years. To save some money I bought replacement parts from big stores or Amazon - about 2 years apart! Aftermarket kits not only didn't last very long before leaking, they didn't flush as well as Toto blocks. I didn't notice this when installing the valves, they just seemed to flush more slowly than the Toto blocks. Toto crackers and fill the bowl to different levels…