Toilet Fill Tube Connection
Home Improvement Asked by Ardis Pierron on January 6, 2021
On my toilets, both fill tubes are connected to the OUTSIDE of the overflow tubes, so the stream of water is going directly to the tank.
I went ahead and directed the stream to now go into the overflow tube.
Will this help the performance of the toilets now?
One Answer
Yes. That's how it's supposed to be.
You have water coming out by the tube which has the on/off mechanism and a small flexible pipe that is expected to send water inside the overflow tube to refill the bowl. Without that, the bowl is not likely to refill much, actually.
I uploaded a video on YouTube to show it in action.
Answered by Alexis Wilke on January 6, 2021
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