Toilet, Flange & Floor Fixed

Toilet was pulled, new flange installed, floor leveled, new 3/4" solid oak hard wood with black finished laid. No more 'Rocking Chair Toilet".
*Glad I bought extra hard wood back when floor was installed.

My Darling Dump Tube

Rocking Toilet, Flange & Floor

In 2007 I had new 'chair height' toilets installed. The one in the master bath rocked. It seemed to work fine, no signs of a leak, so just learned to live with the 'rocking toitie'.

December 2011 new hardwood flooring was installed. Master toilet was reinstalled & still rocked as it had before. 

One year later December 2012, the new hardwood floor in the master bath started sinking/dipping down near the wall. Floor was ripped out which exposed the soaked sub floor, which in a mobile home is not plywood :-(   and  underlayment.  I've cleaned it & have sprayed a generous amount of  bleach, hoping to kill any rot or mold. 

I have a dehumidifier, fan and heater going 24/7 in hopes of drying out the soaked sub-floor, my fingers are crossed.  Will level with self leveling mud, replace underlayment, replace flange, reinstall hardwood and toilet. 

I *think* since the floor is so much higher due to the added underlayment & hardwood flooring that the hardwood floor guy didn't know to maybe use two wax rings or whatever is done to get a good seal with the toilet so far from the flange. More Darling Dump Pics

Skylight Leak Starts Again November 19th, 2012

Motion-Sensing LED Stick-Anywhere Nightlights

I now have motion sensor lights where no electrical outlets exist!
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Tile Install - Hall Bathroom

Photo Folder

Creating a Pathway

70 pound bags of SAND are HARD to LIFT!!!