Fernco Wax Free Seals: Take the Wax Free Challenge!

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Fernco's Wax Free Toilet Seal and Urinal Seal are easy, fast and effective solutions to repair a leaking toilet. They are the only seals that let our customers 'feel the seal' during an installation, giving the confidence needed in our products!

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7 апр 2015

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@OKCFittySix 11 месяцев назад

Recently replaced all 3 toilets in my mom's house and found these installed in all 3. They lasted without issues for about 15 years. Liked them so much I bought new ones for her new toilets and am in the process of replacing mine. Adhesive was still strong after 15 years in use.

@peaceandlove2555 3 года назад

Amazing product

@docmike3s Год назад

Just spent my day first putting on the Fernco seal ; leaked like a sieve . Went to the hardware store and was informed my experience is not uncommon ....when i took out the toilet to see what happened the ''glue'' stickum simply fell off the porcelain underside of the toilet. Have now just replaced w/ the olde fashioned wax ring and it's perfect! On top of the glue ring not sticking , you end up having to muscle up the whole toilet and set it straight down from about 8'' off the floor since the accordian portion makes that imperative. Compare that lift to the 2-3'' you need to lift to not deform your wax ring . Maybe that's why wax has been used for 100? yrs . I don't know exactly but a LONG time . Yes, the wax is gooey, gets discolored and looks bad when you lift the toilet , but it works . I'll take that trade off.

@conqwiztadore2213 8 месяцев назад

Sounds like user error. If you can't lift a toilet then that's your problem not the product.

@ericaldcroft5858 2 года назад

With the last two toilets I replaced, I used a similar wax free seal to this one; but this time around I was unable to find the same one. I considered the Danco perfect Seal, but was put off by a comment that I read about attempting to use it for an installation where the flange lower surface is at floor level, which is the case for my present basement toilet replacement. I could find no information on the Fernco unit that suggested that it was unsuitable for a flange-on-floor installation so I went ahead and purchased one. After a long struggle trying to get the toilet down to floor level, I abandoned the attempt and removed the toilet and the seal. It did seem that I might have been slightly misaligned, so I went ahead and purchased another Fernco seal. I took particular care to align things this time, however unfortunately the result was the same -- I couldn't get the toilet down to floor level. So, I resorted to the use of the wax ring supplied with the toilet and this worked perfectly with little effort! I note that the video features flanges that are below floor level, with just one picture of a flange that is perhaps half above floor level.

@frankm2588 2 года назад

I had not heard of this one until I saw it in a store today. I put in a couple toilets for friend and bought the Fluidmaster and the Korky non-wax seals. The flanges were maybe a half inch above the floor. I felt too much rocking with the blue Fluidmaster one and wound up using the Korky red one. I still had to shim the heck out of the toilets and caulk to cure the rocking. I kind of wish I had used wax rings because I think they squish and compress in more and let the toilet base contact the floor. Thing is, unless you are a pro with a whole truck full of parts, you don't know what kind and height of flange you are going to encounter until you pull the old toilet.

@neomacchio4692 3 года назад

Will this work on an older cast iron flange with cast iron pipe?

@4656superman 4 года назад

i have used twice so far with no issues

@dean3583 6 лет назад

Does it fit like one size fits all for toilet flange that is below, above or flushed to the floor?

@curtisbme 3 года назад

Yes, for the height. The different product sizes are for the width of the drain pipe.

@johnjingleheimersmith9259 3 года назад

how many years does the adhesive seal last?

@rolfpetersen4390 Год назад

When mine came, the adhesive was pathetically weak and the fernco kept falling off trying to set the toilet. I shouldn't have trusted it to seal without silicone or some other sealant. I did three of my neighbors with sealant on the fernco AND a wax bowl ring over the last 3 years and have had no problems since then.