Article: Remove the nut and washers on each bolt and set them aside for final installation. The flange lip will have channels on either side, into which you can feed the heads of the 2 bolts. Position the bolts so that they are pointing straight up and are directly across from each other. If you've lost the new bolts, you can likely reuse the bolts from the old flange, provided that they're still in good condition. The lip of the flange should rest flush on the floor all the way around, while the neck of the flange should slide snugly into the pipe. Position the flange so that the protruding bolts are at the 3 o'clock and 9 o'clock positions (presuming that the back of the toilet will be at 12 o'clock). The neck of the flange should have a rubber gasket that creates a seal against the inside of the overflow pipe. If the lip of the flange won't rest flush to the floor all the way around, the flooring is likely warped or damaged due to water. You should do any needed floor repairs (or call in a pro to do them) before proceeding. Use a screwdriver (turning it clockwise) to secure the screws that came in the product package. There will be pre-cut holes in the flange lip where you should drive the screws in. Use a drill to create new pilot holes in the flooring, if needed. Existing holes from the previous flange may be in the same location but be too large to hold the new screws. If so, use a mallet to tap plastic wall anchors into the holes, then drive the screws through the flange lip and into the anchors. Most toilet flanges come with 4 screws, but yours may have more or fewer. Pick out any pieces of wax ring, loose screws or washers, etc. before removing the towel or shirt. Otherwise they may fall down the pipe. Don't plan on using this towel or shirt againjust toss it! Press the rounded side of the wax ring over the pipe stub that surrounds the opening on the bottom of the toilet. Press firmly all the way around the wax ring, but don't deform it. Pros usually prefer to apply the wax ring this way in order to guarantee a good seal around the toilet. However, you can also lay the ring (rounded side up) on top of the toilet flange, then set the toilet on top of it. If you're using the newer type of "wax ring" that is actually a rubber gasket, lay it rounded side up on the toilet flange and place the toilet on top of it.
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Feed the included bolts into the new flange. Push the new flange on and into the outflow pipe. Drive screws through the flange lip and into the flooring. Remove the towel or T-shirt from the outflow pipe. Tilt up the toilet and push the new wax ring into place.

Problem: Article: Turn the water supply valve behind the toilet clockwise to turn off the water supply. Once the water's been turned off, flush the toilet to empty out the tank. You can also use a cup or a shop vac to get the water out of the tank. These are the 2 or 3 bolt heads surrounding the flapper in the bottom of the tank. You'll recognize the bolts by the rubber washers underneath them. Use a flathead screwdriver to hold the bolts in place. Then, with the adjustable wrench, turn the bolts clockwise underneath the tank to tighten them. Tightening the bolts should prevent water from seeping out from underneath the tank. Turn the water supply back on to allow the tank to refill. Wait a few minutes, then look underneath the tank to see if it's still leaking. If there's no more leak, the gasket has been fixed. If there is still a leak, the washers underneath the bolts in the tank will need to be replaced.
Summary: Turn off the water and empty the water out of the tank. Locate the bolts in the tank that connect the tank to the bowl. Use an adjustable wrench and screwdriver to tighten these bolts. Refill the tank and check for leaks coming from the bolts.

There are many products available at your local pet store that can help treat ich. Always follow the instructions labelled on the medication for the correct dosage amounts and if it's safe to use on your type of fish, especially if you have invertebrate fish such as snails, shrimp, and clams. Always perform a water change and vacuum your gravel before you administer the medicine. Medicine is more effective in a clean tank without other dissolved organics or nitrates to get in the way. Always remove the carbon from your filter as the carbon can neutralize or entrap medicines added to the tank. Since saltwater ich lasts much longer in their tomite phase, copper is often added to the tank for 14 to 25 days and works similarly as salt to destroy ich. However, using copper requires you to put in the exact and correct dosage and diligently check copper levels in your tank daily with a copper ion test kit. Do not use copper to treat freshwater fish because it could kill them. Always follow the instructions on the product. Remove the carbon from your filter as the carbon can neutralize or entrap medicines added to the tank. Copper combines with calcium carbonate or magnesium carbonate based rocks, sand, and gravel so be sure to only use copper in a bare tank. Copper is highly toxic for invertebrates, reefs, and plants. Separate invertebrates, reefs, and plants and treat them with other safe methods. These methods can be dubbed as dangerous alternatives to treating ich. Some even damage your fish and must be constantly monitored so levels don't reach to a point where your fish might die from the chemical. Always read the label of these chemical medicines and wear protective clothes like gloves and goggles when handling them. Some treatments are: Malachite green: Similar to chemotherapy in humans, malachite green works to damage all cell's ability to produce energy which is vital for metabolic processes. This chemical doesn't differentiate from a fish's cell to the cell of an ich parasite. Formalin: Formalin kills microorganisms by reacting with a cell's proteins and nucleic acids which alter the cell's function and structure and often used to preserve biological specimens. It can damage your filter system, deplete oxygen levels and kill invertebrates or weaker fish.
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Use medicine products to treat your tank. Use copper to treat saltwater fish with ich. Use stronger chemicals to treat saltwater ich.