:) [FONT=Arial]undefined[/FONT][COLOR=Blue]undefined[/COLOR] Hi and thanks for reading my post..I must of cracked the toilet tank somehow, was a slight leak, like a hair line fracture on the whole right side, anyway, it was leaking and flooding, so I shut off the water and purchased emergency glue silicone to glue it up until I can figure out what to do. I would like to replace this myself. Can you please direct me in layman terms on how to purchase, and then install just the tank. The rest of the toilet is fine, it is just the big tank that needs to be replaced. It is a standard nice small 1/2 bathroom size toilet. I am not going to get out there and buy anything fancy, just going to replace the light colored green tank. What do I need to know? What kind of tools do I need? Which kind of system of tank do I purchase? If you can please assist me or direct me to a link with clear instructions for replacing a TANK would greatly and graciously appreciate it. thank you Ozzy

Hello everyone, I search this forum for a couple of hours and found no answer to my posting, so here it is. We have decided to add a bathroom to our finished basement (on concrete slab) with a shower, sink and toilet. We have a 6’ X 4’ space. When buying the house the engineer who inspected the house mentioned we could add the bathroom with not much hassle (no need to install a pump for waste, etc…). I am no expert but have a decent head on my shoulder and can follow directions/instructions. We have a budget of $3,000 for the entire project (material and labor) therefore I am determined to do as much as possible myself. Here are a few questions that I can think of right now (more to come): 1) Can we do it in this space or do I need more room? I can push a wall to make this 6 X 5. 2) What are the things I should start thinking about or doing in preparation? 3) Can I get a list of things that need to be done in this process? Any help is greatly appreciated.