I am trying to stop a leak around the bathtub drain. I can see that it is coming from between the tub and the rubber seal of the drain and it appears to only happen when the tub is filled with water, i.e., it does not appear to leak when the water is running without being stopped. I replaced the worn seal and reinstalled. I used plumbers putty between the brass drain fixture and the tub. I also used teflon tape around the threads of the drain. I inspected the tub and there is no cracks in it. It is now leaking worse than before. I am at a lose of what else to try other than calling a plumber. Does anyone have any suggestions? Thanks, Shawn

I had a toilet installed by a company several years ago. Recently, the toilet started wobbling when we sat on it. I hired the same company; although a subcontractor was sent in his place. He told me the problem was the flange was not bolted to the floor and thus was incorrectly installed originally. He said our leaning on it may be have loosened the wax ring and thus the wobbling. He also said he would not pay for this if he were me, as it was an installation issue. The plumbing company is now threatening to sue me saying it was a builder problem not an installation issue. I talked the subcontractor again and he said this is absolutely wrong and when toilets are installed, this should have been taken care of. What is the truth?