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We provide sample model outputs in Tables 9 and 10 which characterize the factual consistency and multi-perspective nature of the models.
Question: I bought a house that had been sitting for some time. One of the issues that I've discovered is that the flapper valve leaks. I've come to this conclusion by turning off the water to the tank and combing back later to see that the water level is lower. I have already replaced the flapper valve itself, and the leak remains.
Answer 1: Sometimes when a flapper gets old and begins to fail (disintegrate) it can leave a piece behind stuck to the outflow pipe that it covers. This piece/remnant then prevents the new flapper from getting a good seal. You might want to clean out the tank and make sure there are no remnants of the old flapper stuck in there.
Answer 2: Over time the surface of the plastic part that joins the tank to the bowl can get tiny defects in it that prevent the flapper from making a good seal. As Jeff suggests, you could try cleaning that part, or just replace it.
Answer 3: I recently had two toilets begin to leak and had a hard time figuring out exactly where. I hate plumbing but decided to do full replacement of the various parts. I purchased two toilet repair kits for about $18-20 each. Instructions on the package explained what to do. When you are done all parts and gaskets that wear or deteriorate over time are replaced and you essentially have a new toilet...
Answer 4: You might consider replacing most of the insides of your toilet...
BART Summary: The options are to replace the flapper, clean out the tank and replace it with a new piece, replace the entire tank or replace the whole tank with Fluidmaster's S2DBL or Home Depot's toilet flapper.
BART-aug Summary: There are a number of options available, including replacing the flapper, cleaning out the tank, replacing the line from the shut-off to the tank or replacing the entire toilet.
BART-aug+RL Summary: It is possible that the old flapper is stuck in the outflow pipe and is causing the leak. You could try cleaning the tank to remove any remnants. Alternatively, Home Depot sells a new flapper that comes with a new piece that it rests on.
Table 9: Sample input and model outputs. The outputs are factually consistent and cover multiple perspectives present in the input answers.
Question: I wonder how secure my deadbolt lock is. How difficult is it for a professional to open such a lock?
Answer 1: Any lock can be opened. The questions are: How long will it take? How much skill is required? What tools are needed? ...
Answer 2: In general, a professional is going to be able to open anything you have, because that's what they do all day. The reality though is that with the exception of high security locks like Medeco, it doesn't even take a professional to open them. ...
Answer 3: Absolutely. Anyone with a bump key or lock-pick can open a deadbolt. ...
Answer 4: Bottom line is that if someone wants to get into your house .... they can. I've never seen a fool proof system. ...
Answer ...:
BART Summary: The answer to this question will be subjective and will depend on the type of lock. However, it is generally agreed that any lock can be opened by a professional and that it is not harder to pick than a normal lock.
BART-aug Summary: The answer to this question will depend on the type of lock and the tools needed. However, it is generally agreed that any lock can be opened by a professional.
BART-aug+RL Summary: Any lock can be opened. A deadbolt is more about resisting kicking open or using a credit card to slide in and raise the bolt. It's not so much about being harder to pick, as the lock mechanism in it is going to be very similar to a normal door handle.
Table 10: Additional sample input and model outputs. The outputs are factually consistent and cover multiple perspectives present in the input answers.