Why replace your toilet when you can get toilet spare parts to fix it

You'll definitely throw a party afterwards when your handyman job works and you realise how much you’ve saved!

No matter what part of the toilet isn't working, there are toilet spare parts available

You may think your toilet can't be fixed because there's no way there'd be a part for that!

Happily, this is not the case.

Manufacturers have every part for your toilet covered. Whatever the problem is, there are spare parts to fix it.

Here is a list of just some of the toilet spare parts available

• Cistern lever bars
• Complete cistern kits
• Inlet and outlet valves, and entire valve kits
• Repair washers
• Flush pipes
• Toilet seats
• Seat hinges (including soft close)
• Button adjuster extension platform
• Cistern button bridge assembly, button clamps and button mechanisms
• Replacement dual flush buttons for a greener environment

Actually, we could go on for pages about the toilet spare parts available, needless to say, you get the idea. You can fix your toilet yourself for the fraction of the cost of replacing it.

Getting factory toilet spare parts is the way to go for a reliable fix

Once you know which part it is you need to fix, the way to make sure it stays fixed is to go with genuine brand or factory spare parts, recognised to Australian standards. In our country, we have plenty of reliable suppliers to choose from, so there's never a problem getting the quality factory parts you need.

Here are some of the key suppliers:

• Fluidmaster
• Fowler
• Caroma
• Fix-A-Loo
• Stylus
• Haron

Using Australian standard parts to fix your toilet will give you peace of mind. Once you've done the fix, it will be as good as new again. Now that's a lot cheaper than replacing the toilet.

There are many educational videos online that can help you fix your faulty toilet

Maybe you're thinking, "Even if I can get the right parts, I wouldn't know how to fix a broken part in the toilet".

Think again!

There are so many easy to follow online instructional videos about replacing different toilet parts, it's mind blowing.

Some of the educational videos we found include;

• Fixing water trickle into the tank
• Fixing toilets with a weak flush
• Repairing or replacing leaky cisterns
• Fixing or replacing seals that leak
• Replacing broken flush buttons
• Replacing toilet seat hinges
• Adjusting or replacing toilet seats
• Stopping leaks at the back of the pan

Whatever the problem, there seems to be an online instructional video or info sheet on how to fix it. So now you can fix your toilet yourself, and save a bit of money at the same time.

What can go wrong if you get the wrong toilet spare parts

Buying the wrong spare parts for your toilet can cause a headache. It is easy to do if it's the first time you've attempted to fix the loo yourself.

Here are some common mistakes to avoid.

Buying non-standard replacement parts. The size may not be exactly the same, the thread may be slightly different, the quality may be inferior and the part may break easily. You're back to square one.

No measurements. A common trap people fall into is not taking measurements. Take accurate measurements where need be, so that the replacement part is a correct fit.

Plumbing Sales has your toilet spare parts sorted

Plumbing Sales is Australia's largest online plumbing supplies store.

You can choose from a vast range of toilet spare parts for everything that can you might need for your toilet, such as the Fowler Apollo toilet cistern inlet valve repair kit.

All Plumbing Sales spare parts are quality parts from reputable suppliers and leading brands.

To help with selection, you can just click on the images in the Plumbing Sales online store and check the part out more thoroughly.

Plumbing Sales has been giving Australians the best range and best prices for over 60 years, and that tradition continues.

No matter what plumbing supplies you need, you'll find it at Plumbing Sales.

Best prices, best range, Plumbing Sales.

Buying a replacement toilet seat just because it is discounted. It could be noisy, uncomfortable, or difficult to clean. Check the quality and features first. Don't forget to take measurements.

By sticking to factory parts, taking accurate measurements, and not getting sucked into cheap deals on poor quality products you can save yourself a lot of wasted time.