The most common cause is a faulty flapper. Follow the path: free → cheap → advanced.
Pro tip: If the toilet still runs after replacing the flapper, consider a new fill valve; they often fail together.
Replace if old or damaged. Ensures proper sealing.
Optional if the flapper replacement does not fix the issue.
Essential for any plumbing job. Wraps around threaded connections to prevent leaks.
The one tool you need for most plumbing repairs. Get a 10-inch.
Seals gaps around drains and faucets. Stays flexible for years.
Catches water during repairs. Also useful for mixing, cleaning, carrying parts.
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