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Closet flanges are super important\\u2026they prevent your toilet bowl from leaking.
\\nToday we talk about the options you have, an interesting predicament, and a little waterproofing experiment I\\u2019m doing.
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\\nDrywall sometimes gets wet and ruined if it\\u2019s next to the tub or shower.
\\nWhat can you do?
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\\nI\\u2019m conducting a little experiment with KERDI-BAND to waterproof the drywall.
\\nI also consulted Schluter, the maker of KERDI-BAND, to get their feedback on this project.
\\nSo I\\u2019ll be sharing the results with you.
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\\nOne of our fans has a predicament: he needs a corner toilet with a 14 inch rough-in.
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\\nIf you have a solution please send me an email at jeff@homerepairtutor.com
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\\nThere are several types of closet flanges. I personally like PVC or ABS closet flanges because they don\\u2019t rust out.
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\\nCheck out Oatey to see all the different types of closet flanges
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\\nMany thanks to Johns Manville for sponsoring today\\u2019s show.
\\nCheck out their complete line of insulation over at http://www.jm.com/en/
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\\nIf you liked today\\u2019s show please give us a rating and review on iTunes, thank you
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\\nRemember, we have 191 podcast shows
\\nYou can listen to all of them for free over on iTunes or Stitcher.
\\nIf you want me to feature a cool Deal of the Day or project send me a quick email
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\\njeff@homerepairtutor.com
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\\nWe record the podcast every day, so I\\u2019m up for sharing your great idea
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