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What is the warranty on Bemis toilet seats?
one (1) year
All products are guaranteed against defects in material and workmanship for a period of one (1) year from date of purchase. This guarantee does not apply to any compression molded wood, solid wood, decorator, or economy residential plastic toilet seats used in nonresidential installations, including hotels and motels.
How do you clean the hinges on a toilet seat?
Step 1 – Close the toilet seat and lid spray around the hinges and leave for 1 minute. Step 2 – Use the old toothbrush to clean the hinges and get deep into those hard to reach places. Step 4 – Wipe down with a clean, damp towel.
Can a slow close toilet seat be repaired?
You can make adjustments to the bolts that hold the seat in place to fix a loose toilet seat. The only reason you would need to adjust soft-close hinges is if your soft-close seat is not closing at the right speed. Lift the toilet seat straight up off the hinges from the upright position.
Why do toilet seats break?
Any sudden, dramatic change in temperature could cause a break. Some people may pour hot or even warm water into the tank or bowl to remove a clog or clean the toilet. Pouring warm or hot water into the toilet will cause the toilet’s porcelain to expand rapidly, and the porcelain could crack.
What is a STA-TITE toilet seat?
™ Never have a loose toilet seat again. The lower portion of the STA-TITE nut is designed to snap free during installation when proper tightness has been achieved, securing your toilet seat to the bowl. Sit confidently, because your toilet seat will never loosen.
Why did my soft-close toilet seat stop working?
If your soft-close seat isn’t working like it used to and you can’t adjust the hinges, you might have to fix it by replacing the hinge dampers with a new set.
How long should a soft-close toilet seat last?
Depending on your maintenance and usage, soft-close toilet seats can generally last five or more years. They can work for around 30,0000-50,000 repetitions if maintained properly (and your kids aren’t too rough on them!).