🚽 SaniSeal 3-Inch Wax-Free Toilet Gasket Review

Always liked it. Unfortunately the local hardware store no longer stocks them, BUT THE UNFORTUNATE MAN didn't even know they existed in this version. Versions with an extension sleeve (folded inside) are clearly visible in the picture. the ones I got didn't have them. Admittedly it wasn't stated in the description and I've never seen tank tops before and have to take the blame.

Used dozens of such old versions. Just ordered a dozen more for a major renovation. The old version had a flange or skirt that penetrated 1 inch (2.5 cm) into the sewer pipe, creating a barrier to side-flowing water. ALL toilet seals without wax have a skirt. I've attached a photo of an older version with a skirt. Taking off my skirt is a deal breaker for me. I am returning the entire order.

CAUTION. The rings sent do not have an extension of the central funnel. The product pictured is not the product that was sent to me. The package is different. As a plumber I can tell you that the product in the box is not the same as in the photo. A product without a funnel or horn is not as waterproof as it is with them. The horn closes the connection/connection of the drain and the flange. They sent me the photo. You can see that a folded horn or funnel is missing.

I'm a plumber and have tested all the new toilet floor seals. They are easy to use and work great. The problem with the old wax rings was that they weren't resilient, meaning once the wax was pushed in when the toilet was placed on top of it, it certainly didn't conform to the moving toilet, it only moved during the installation process. Toilet down or any subsequent movement that may occur. Consequently, about 99% of toilets leak at least partially. Very often you can see the wear of the wood…