Save water—and your sanity—by learning how to fix a running toilet in no time. An easy home repair could be as simple as getting a new flapper chain or adjusting the water level ...

Sometimes the flush isn't powerful enough, the toilet keeps running, and or the bowl doesn't refill. When water escapes from ...

In addition to higher water bills, a constantly running toilet may also wear out sooner due to the high frequency of use. Before the problem gets worse, you’ll want diagnose the problem and ...

It's pretty simple to figure out if you've got a running toilet—you'll hear it. If your toilet sounds like it's constantly flushing, it's running. It also means you might have a leak ...

There are four main reasons that your toilet keeps running. Stuck Handle. If the handle stays in the flush position, the flapper won’t go down to seal the tank and the fill valve will keep running.

How to check if your toilet is leaking. After a flush, listen for the sound of running water continuing after the tank has filled. Or, drop a dye tab or a few drops of food coloring into the toilet ...

If your toilet will run randomly or if you have to tell people to jiggle the handle, you may have a bad flapper. Jenny went to Any Hour Services to learn how to fix a running toilet. Mike Wilson ...

Fixing a running toilet is a task that if you put your mind to it, you can do all on your own (without professional help). We have a step-by-step guide to DIY.