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Anonymous users2024-01-23Remove the corroded bolt and take it to the hardware store, replace it with stainless steel bolts of the same size or plastic bolts, if the stainless steel bolts are too expensive, use plastic ones.
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Anonymous users2024-01-22Screws and bolts are stainless steel, as well as plastic bolts and screws, plastic bolts and screws are less strong, but do not affect the use, stainless steel and plastic bolts are not easy to rust, remove the old screws and bolts, buy them on the size, hardware city or online are sold.
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Anonymous users2024-01-21Replaced with stainless steel or plastic, stainless steel has better corrosion resistance and longer life, and plastic has a shorter life, but there is absolutely no corrosion.
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Anonymous users2024-01-20Let's see if there's any stainless steel.
The toilet seat won't be tight, and you should install it correctly. Only if you can fix the approximate position, you can do it.
Try it with an open-ended wrench or needle-nose pliers or a small movable wrench.
The screw that holds the toilet lid in place is at the back, and the toilet is so close to the wall that you can't reach into your hand. If you really can't reach it, you can only move the toilet and cut the glue under the toilet with a knife.
The frequency of use of the toilet seat is relatively high, and it will inevitably be damaged after a long time, but many friends change the toilet seat for the first time and have no experience, and the most headache is that they can't find a fixed place. From the outside, there are no screw holes at all, and the whole design is streamlined and thick. So how do you change the toilet seat without screws before the fight? >>>More