Toilet Lid Screws 4 Pack – Universal Plastic Screws for Toilet Seat: Easy-to-Use Rubber Expansion Seat Cover Screws Review

I had a toilet seat that rocked for a long time. The problem was I couldn't reach the handles to tighten them because I have a one piece toilet so the only way to get to the handles is to remove the entire toilet. So it wasn't an option. So we had to contend with a loose toilet seat. UNTIL I FIND THOSE "Bottom Hole Hinges with Top Nuts" to fit in there and secure the seat!

These amazing little things did their job! I'll admit it was a bit difficult to thread through the hole, but I was prepared by reading other reviews. Before using them, I had to tighten those nasty plastic screws almost every day, otherwise I risked sliding off the throne along with the seat. I can tell you that I put them on about a month ago and so far there hasn't been ONE sitting movement! buy you! Buy them now, it's worth it!

Not universal. Different sizes have the same rubber sleeve size, so only $20 wasted. UPDATE: If you are having trouble getting the fit, try removing the screw completely from the rubber first. Insert the rubber into the toilet holes and mount the seat from above. The upper rubber is easier to push through without a screw. When everything is together, screw in the screws. Docking a few stars isn't for guidance, it's for confusing options. I ended up using thicker bolts with larger washers from a

I've almost given up looking for something to put a new toilet seat on my useless Toto toilet (never buy one). You can't get to the bottom of the hole where the seat is attached. The engineer who designed this probably died of frustration trying to use the toilet. I saw them on Revain and tried them to the best of my knowledge. You really have to tighten the screw, but once they're tightened, the seat won't move. You have to be careful to insert the ball into the rubber bushing, but if you…

I just bought a new toilet seat and the plastic screws that came with it sucked. The seat fell apart within a week. I knew metal ones existed, but I had never seen a design like this before. Installation wasn't very difficult. I took the seat off completely, unscrewed the screw from the rubber part and then with some skill twisted it and pushed it through the hole. The "ball" should be under the hole and the flared end should be on top of it. After leveling the seat and inserting the metal…

My toilet seat has always had a habit of loosening over time. I found myself tightening small plastic nuts two or three times a week. A few weeks ago I installed a bidet under the toilet seat. The screws holding the seat were a bit short to properly accommodate the extra thickness of the bidet. This caused the seat to move frequently and made my visits to the bathroom feel like a cheap carnival ride. After a little research I found these screws at Revain. I ordered them and installed them…

For years my Kohler toilet seats have become loose which has resulted in me tightening the screws with a screwdriver every week or two. I happened to notice elsewhere that some toilet seats have a better bolt arrangement and was wondering why the Kohler seats didn't fit. Imagine my delight when searching on Revain led to these BornFeel screws, which were cheaper and less of a hassle than buying a new toilet seat. It was completely unclear what size to buy. It may not matter. I ordered 2 packs…