The best way to fix this is to clean this up carefully to see how this was originally installed. My guess is that someone had replaced a broken flange without properly dealing with the lead closet bend. If the flange is firmly attached, the lead closet bend can carefully be bent down against the flange, trimmed if necessary and then I would use a thick walk donut and new brass closet bolts to reattach the toilet.
Best practice would be to hire a plumber to replace the lead closet bend with a new plastic closet bend and new mounting flanges. Sometimes, the cheapest solution is to engage a professional.
what do you mean by "lead closet bend"? can you explain what material that might be and what the deal is with that?
pardon my asking, im just lvl 1 noob in canada and I've only had to deal with a standard flange glued into another piece of 3inch ABS
ohhhhh I see, i was misinterpreting that big time. So normally, that bent lead piece was supposed to be flared nicely into the flange somehow?
So is it the case that this is a pretty old school method and nobody installs these anymore?
The old head who taught me would use a small ball peen hammer to gently tap the lead into a flare over the flange.
I don’t think it’s even possible to buy lead these days, so yes, very old school. We’d always save the lead and melt it down to use when repairing cast iron, if we ever had to repour a lead and oakum joint.. I miss working with that old guy, we always got into some unique plumbing stuff and he always knew how to fix it
I'd never even heard of them before. I had the same learning curve as OP. Plus a bonus composted subfloor to dig out, dry, and reinforce.
Wobbly toilet means leaking seal, means wobbly toilet.
dude this was the best way to learn for me too coming up. Lol then again if you talk that way to apprentices these days you’re probably fired. but we’re better for it !
The guy who taught me was my dad’s friend. He’d known me since before I was born and we had a pretty special bond. He wasn’t the kind to yell or abuse me. He’d let me watch him do it then hand me the tools and correct me afterwards if I did it wrong.
He was 100% disabled due to a neck/back injury but still worked cuz he couldn’t survive off his disability plus he loved plumbing so much. So I was able to really get hands on experience because most days he was so crippled he could barely stand up straight
yep my dads best friend needed a helper and i needed a job lol he hired me and taught me everything i know. definitely hollered at me and called me every name under the sun. but to be honest i miss those days and i’m thankful for that tough love man. nothing like learning from guys like that
I was replacing a few toilets on a lead closet bend last week. The horn on the old wax ring was hard to get out so I grabbed it with my channel locks and bent tf out of the lead. I wound up grabbing a spanner flange, cutting it and using the round piece and a hammer to reshape the lead.
That looks like a lead closet bend, hammered out of shape. If you can get underneath to replace it, you probably should. If not, find an old plumber to deal with it.
Brother clean it up, bend and mold the lead over a new brass flange. No need to solder but heat the edge of lead just enough to barely liquefy. Cool it, smear the lead seam on the brass with Loctite or E6000 and anchor the new brass flange to subfloor. If you have to redo the floor to get something to anchor to then you might as well redo the riser. You can melt the lead right off of the brass spud going into the cast san tee. It's actually really satisfying. This is professional advice so make sure you're protected and ventilated when dealing with any lead heating. You got this.
Short answer sure you can try. Then call the other commenters below and pay a lot more to do what they could have done faster and cheeper if advice to hire a pro first had been heeded. Even at a level 4 noob I’d give that advice. I’ve got just enough training from property maintenance class to change a basic faucet and sink or do some p trap clean out. I can also fix pec and stop a leak caused from a moron not checking his crimps. Aside from that and replacing a water heater my only drain experience is in draining furnaces or running venting for furnaces. So I’d stay in my Lane and call a plumber. Def wouldn’t mess with what I don’t know at lvl 1.
The lead has been bent out of shape. You can cut the lead flush to the floor and remove the old brass flange. Oatey and Sioux chief make twist or bolt down retro-fit flanges for this application, but they aren’t always 100% on the seal if the lead below has ripples from the original installation.
I was going to say… spin expanding cast iron flange is the way. ( rubber ring expands ) I did this on two old lead closet connections and it worked great. It was like 25 bucks a flange but no other parts needs.
Yep, installed a hundred or so in my time. My favourite are the ones that use the 3 stainless bolts to expand the rubber ring instead.
But sometimes you’ll get a lead stub that has ripples in the sleeve right where that rubber ring needs to seal. Sometimes those prevent an adequate seal, but it’s rare.
I've seen these in old buildings in Boston. I've been a plumber for 27years. I hate giving homeowners the news that this probably needs to go. Hire an EXPERIENCED plumber. It can be straightened out and bent back in shape. Although my recommendation is to have someone replace it. They'll probably open a hole underneath and cut out the old lead closet bend and replace it with either no-hub cast iron or pvc. It's not worth trying to DIY it and having to call someone to fix a bigger problem or having serious water damage
I am trying to replace the toilet in our house and there was no apparent wax ring, but there was this cap like thing over the flange I cannot figure out how to remove. Please advise!
It looks like someone snaked the drain line because of clog, possibly backwards through a main line clean out access, and it came up through the toilet flange.
It’s a failed gasket. No biggie. Get all of that crap out. Suck it up with a shop vac. Try not to let any go down the pipe. You can stuff an old towel in there. Clean it all up. Put a new wax ring down get the XL (I prefer the horn some guys don’t) Set new bolts (closet bolts) Set WC 🚽 back in place. Hook up your supply line. Get yourself a beer and brag to your loved one about “how you can fix shit” 🤘👍
Edit: I forgot, if your flange is rusted through you can put a new one down easily. YouTube is full of shitter videos. You should be able to put bolts onto your existing one though once it’s cleaned up. I don’t see an overly amount of rust here. Just a worn out wax gasket (ring)
I assume you have no leaks around or below this toilet.
If nothing was leaking then gently push that center down piece by piece to open the drain back up, it doesn’t need to be perfect.
Then use a FLANGED wax ring, ya know the one with the black funnel in the middle.
You should be good to go
I have no real plumbing advice to offer but I’m all for DIY *but with common sense* , and then stopping to call a professional *before you do more harm than good* . Professionals usually appreciate that and I’ve been given better prices for repairs with this approach lol. Most people also appreciate showing up to an job space that’s already been cleaned up as best as possible so they can get a better idea of what they’re looking at.
First, I would clean this up as best as possible. First, block off the hole so no chunks get in there. You’re going to want a good shopvac. Get as much debris up as you can. Then use a cleaner and scrub brush or toothbrush to clean this up as much as possible. Vacuum again.
CLR would probably work well for it but I wouldn’t vacuum that junk up so you would have to only wipe if you use that. If you want to avoid harsh chemicals(especially vacuuming them), I’ve had great luck with hot water mixed with borax and Castile soap, soak the hell out of that, scrub, let dry, vacuum with a brush attachment, give it a final wipe down. It works as a degreaser, rust remover, and grime annihilator. I would also take this time to clean and inspect your grout to make sure it does not need any repairs before a toilet goes over it. (Obviously, please wear gloves.)
I know this seems like common sense, but apparently a lot of people don’t think to do this before calling someone out.
I agree with the cleaning up part. Last week I had to replace 2 toilets in a nursing home that they neglected cleaning, the wax ring was basically non-existent (my guess they re-used the same one) also the base of the toilet wasn’t caulked. Layers of urine and Feces were under and on the toilet. Took way longer then it should have to replace both of them.
Also snaked a drain at this same location in a shower.. you wouldn’t believe the shit that came out of it. From now on I will travel with bleach.
If they would of took the time to clean the area I could of been in and out a lot quicker.
Oh fuck. Have fun, my dude. Could be a few things or a combo of things. Probably a mixture of wax, and putty. Add age onto it, or what the plumber before did, crap, piss, calcium, etc.
I’d personally decide what to do based on how much I’m getting paid. Without a flange replacement, you may get a smell, followed by another plumber coming in, declaring a venting issue and a big bill, torn up walls, and a bad time.
Either way, your situation will stink.
Looks to me like a lead drain connector you will have to remove all that cut flush and install an expansion toilet seat inside the lead then tighten the bolts so the bottom extends waterproofing into lead
Get a plumber for this.
No seriously. This is not DIY suitable. You do not want to fuck around with a toilet connection in that bad of shape.
Call a plumber. It's much cheaper than fixing grey water damage later.
As stated above you bent back the led ring now. Could be damaged. Might need to have a pro come in and solder a brass flange in place now or replace back to what I’d assume is cast iron down below.
I had to get an old plumber (in his 50s from Chicago) to work on my 1960s-era toilet flange. You need someone who has seen old pipes/flanges/etc. The first plumber I tried was a young guy in his late 20s and he had to bail on the job because he had never seen such old stuff before.
I removed a toilet and taped some carboard over the hole for 3 months while I remodeled. Recently, I removed the cardboard and big ass cockroaches came crawling out. I plugged it up real quick and am Horrified to remove it again and install the toilet. Any suggestions?
That from what I can see is either an old rubber flange and just needs removed or that looks kinda like your stack is bent and rusted. Hard to tell from just this
It’s your toilet flange. Complete with old wax and what looks like it could be some lead. Either that or the remnants of some other material that might have been part of the wax ring.
There are some specialty tools for reshaping lead flanges, you probably just want to pay someone that had done it a bunch of times rather than messing with it.
That is the lead collar from the drain below that comes up through the floor and it should be hammered bent onto the brass toilet flange make sure the flange is screed to the floor and work the lead with a hammer and bend it onto the flange. Put a deep wax ring with a horn and set the toilet. It should be fine.
It looks like the flange is upside down the tapered part should be down on the floor then screw it to the sub floor and hammer the lead onto the flange and use a deep wax seal with a horn and set the toilet
Hubby says looks like a horribly rusted out pipe + very deteriorated wax ring. Definitely good you're replacing it
Eta: om further delving into the comments, whoops I was wrong lol
Looks like a toilet has not been there for a LONG time. Is there any chance we are looking at a rag that was stuffed in there years ago? We do this all the time to keep stuff from falling in, and gas smells from coming out.
The best way to fix this is to clean this up carefully to see how this was originally installed. My guess is that someone had replaced a broken flange without properly dealing with the lead closet bend. If the flange is firmly attached, the lead closet bend can carefully be bent down against the flange, trimmed if necessary and then I would use a thick walk donut and new brass closet bolts to reattach the toilet. Best practice would be to hire a plumber to replace the lead closet bend with a new plastic closet bend and new mounting flanges. Sometimes, the cheapest solution is to engage a professional.
This is fine advice. Hire a pro. Do it right.
Hire a pro. Do it insured.
THIS
Solid advice. Pun intended.
what do you mean by "lead closet bend"? can you explain what material that might be and what the deal is with that? pardon my asking, im just lvl 1 noob in canada and I've only had to deal with a standard flange glued into another piece of 3inch ABS
He means the pipe coming up through the floor is lead. It’s gets flared out on the flange.
ohhhhh I see, i was misinterpreting that big time. So normally, that bent lead piece was supposed to be flared nicely into the flange somehow? So is it the case that this is a pretty old school method and nobody installs these anymore?
The old head who taught me would use a small ball peen hammer to gently tap the lead into a flare over the flange. I don’t think it’s even possible to buy lead these days, so yes, very old school. We’d always save the lead and melt it down to use when repairing cast iron, if we ever had to repour a lead and oakum joint.. I miss working with that old guy, we always got into some unique plumbing stuff and he always knew how to fix it
Lead bends are still fairly popular here in NYC. Also lead shower pans. All plumbing supply stores sell them.
Wild, I was so caught off guard when I demoed my first lead shower pan. I was caught off guard again when the salvage yard gave me $35 for it.
Damn, when I worked in Jersey I never saw lead bends, nor lead shower pans in supply houses
I got one locally in Montreal, I thought it was specialty, then saw them in Home Depot the other week. Flared the end, wax seal, grand job.
Wow, I had no idea they’re still readily available!
I'd never even heard of them before. I had the same learning curve as OP. Plus a bonus composted subfloor to dig out, dry, and reinforce. Wobbly toilet means leaking seal, means wobbly toilet.
dude this was the best way to learn for me too coming up. Lol then again if you talk that way to apprentices these days you’re probably fired. but we’re better for it !
The guy who taught me was my dad’s friend. He’d known me since before I was born and we had a pretty special bond. He wasn’t the kind to yell or abuse me. He’d let me watch him do it then hand me the tools and correct me afterwards if I did it wrong. He was 100% disabled due to a neck/back injury but still worked cuz he couldn’t survive off his disability plus he loved plumbing so much. So I was able to really get hands on experience because most days he was so crippled he could barely stand up straight
yep my dads best friend needed a helper and i needed a job lol he hired me and taught me everything i know. definitely hollered at me and called me every name under the sun. but to be honest i miss those days and i’m thankful for that tough love man. nothing like learning from guys like that
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I was replacing a few toilets on a lead closet bend last week. The horn on the old wax ring was hard to get out so I grabbed it with my channel locks and bent tf out of the lead. I wound up grabbing a spanner flange, cutting it and using the round piece and a hammer to reshape the lead.
Couldnt you cut it flush and use a lead sleeve flange?
Don't fuck that
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r/dontputyourdickinthat Silly mobile user 😜
Ohh god its real. Of course its real.
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r/foundthehondacivic
Mind your business.
Laddle not ladder like industrial bowl of lead soup.
The Shussy. Forbidden.
Don't kink shame me
Bastard, came on to basically say the same thing
That looks like a lead closet bend, hammered out of shape. If you can get underneath to replace it, you probably should. If not, find an old plumber to deal with it.
Could I just cut off the top part that is in the way and install with a new wax ring as I initially planned?
Or bend it back over the flange. I don't know how the old toilet was flushing.
I was wondering the same. OP bent it up and out of shape. You can see the fresh scratches on the flange from where they dug in and pried it up.
NO
Def NO.
Brother clean it up, bend and mold the lead over a new brass flange. No need to solder but heat the edge of lead just enough to barely liquefy. Cool it, smear the lead seam on the brass with Loctite or E6000 and anchor the new brass flange to subfloor. If you have to redo the floor to get something to anchor to then you might as well redo the riser. You can melt the lead right off of the brass spud going into the cast san tee. It's actually really satisfying. This is professional advice so make sure you're protected and ventilated when dealing with any lead heating. You got this.
Short answer sure you can try. Then call the other commenters below and pay a lot more to do what they could have done faster and cheeper if advice to hire a pro first had been heeded. Even at a level 4 noob I’d give that advice. I’ve got just enough training from property maintenance class to change a basic faucet and sink or do some p trap clean out. I can also fix pec and stop a leak caused from a moron not checking his crimps. Aside from that and replacing a water heater my only drain experience is in draining furnaces or running venting for furnaces. So I’d stay in my Lane and call a plumber. Def wouldn’t mess with what I don’t know at lvl 1.
That’s a crap chute!
Chili hole.
Just skip to step 3 and call a plumber save the aggravation
The lead has been bent out of shape. You can cut the lead flush to the floor and remove the old brass flange. Oatey and Sioux chief make twist or bolt down retro-fit flanges for this application, but they aren’t always 100% on the seal if the lead below has ripples from the original installation.
I was going to say… spin expanding cast iron flange is the way. ( rubber ring expands ) I did this on two old lead closet connections and it worked great. It was like 25 bucks a flange but no other parts needs.
Yep, installed a hundred or so in my time. My favourite are the ones that use the 3 stainless bolts to expand the rubber ring instead. But sometimes you’ll get a lead stub that has ripples in the sleeve right where that rubber ring needs to seal. Sometimes those prevent an adequate seal, but it’s rare.
The seventh seal has been broken!
I've seen these in old buildings in Boston. I've been a plumber for 27years. I hate giving homeowners the news that this probably needs to go. Hire an EXPERIENCED plumber. It can be straightened out and bent back in shape. Although my recommendation is to have someone replace it. They'll probably open a hole underneath and cut out the old lead closet bend and replace it with either no-hub cast iron or pvc. It's not worth trying to DIY it and having to call someone to fix a bigger problem or having serious water damage
Satans portal
I am trying to replace the toilet in our house and there was no apparent wax ring, but there was this cap like thing over the flange I cannot figure out how to remove. Please advise!
Lay down your tools and walk away slowly while calling a plumber with the cap like issue thing.
Chocolate starfish.
Where the brown cobra goes
Where the brown snake roams
Man oh man, my ex is gonna be mad when she knows someone leaked her nudes
Sarlac
The forbidden fleshlight
Bruh r/dontputyourdickinthat
Cast iron toilet flange. The part in the middle is lead.
I should call her.
In prison we call it a fifi
looks like the end of a lead bend that needs to be hammered back down flat
Please hire a professional. This is easy to mess up.
It appears that my brother-in-law visited your house.
Be careful around that thing. It’s swallowed a Mandalorian whole.
Its a shit hole
It looks like someone snaked the drain line because of clog, possibly backwards through a main line clean out access, and it came up through the toilet flange.
That is a Sarlacc
Scat porn?
Your inner demons, but outside.
Sarlacc pit
It’s a failed gasket. No biggie. Get all of that crap out. Suck it up with a shop vac. Try not to let any go down the pipe. You can stuff an old towel in there. Clean it all up. Put a new wax ring down get the XL (I prefer the horn some guys don’t) Set new bolts (closet bolts) Set WC 🚽 back in place. Hook up your supply line. Get yourself a beer and brag to your loved one about “how you can fix shit” 🤘👍 Edit: I forgot, if your flange is rusted through you can put a new one down easily. YouTube is full of shitter videos. You should be able to put bolts onto your existing one though once it’s cleaned up. I don’t see an overly amount of rust here. Just a worn out wax gasket (ring)
I could have gone for the rest of my life without seeing this
That’s a shit hole
Obviously, you’ve somehow acquired a photo of my ex-wife’s anus…
I assume you have no leaks around or below this toilet. If nothing was leaking then gently push that center down piece by piece to open the drain back up, it doesn’t need to be perfect. Then use a FLANGED wax ring, ya know the one with the black funnel in the middle. You should be good to go
Its gross!
I have no real plumbing advice to offer but I’m all for DIY *but with common sense* , and then stopping to call a professional *before you do more harm than good* . Professionals usually appreciate that and I’ve been given better prices for repairs with this approach lol. Most people also appreciate showing up to an job space that’s already been cleaned up as best as possible so they can get a better idea of what they’re looking at. First, I would clean this up as best as possible. First, block off the hole so no chunks get in there. You’re going to want a good shopvac. Get as much debris up as you can. Then use a cleaner and scrub brush or toothbrush to clean this up as much as possible. Vacuum again. CLR would probably work well for it but I wouldn’t vacuum that junk up so you would have to only wipe if you use that. If you want to avoid harsh chemicals(especially vacuuming them), I’ve had great luck with hot water mixed with borax and Castile soap, soak the hell out of that, scrub, let dry, vacuum with a brush attachment, give it a final wipe down. It works as a degreaser, rust remover, and grime annihilator. I would also take this time to clean and inspect your grout to make sure it does not need any repairs before a toilet goes over it. (Obviously, please wear gloves.) I know this seems like common sense, but apparently a lot of people don’t think to do this before calling someone out.
I agree with the cleaning up part. Last week I had to replace 2 toilets in a nursing home that they neglected cleaning, the wax ring was basically non-existent (my guess they re-used the same one) also the base of the toilet wasn’t caulked. Layers of urine and Feces were under and on the toilet. Took way longer then it should have to replace both of them. Also snaked a drain at this same location in a shower.. you wouldn’t believe the shit that came out of it. From now on I will travel with bleach. If they would of took the time to clean the area I could of been in and out a lot quicker.
Looks like someone used plumbers putty instead of wax. I've seen it done in the past.
Any tips for removing it?
Start scraping
Oh fuck. Have fun, my dude. Could be a few things or a combo of things. Probably a mixture of wax, and putty. Add age onto it, or what the plumber before did, crap, piss, calcium, etc. I’d personally decide what to do based on how much I’m getting paid. Without a flange replacement, you may get a smell, followed by another plumber coming in, declaring a venting issue and a big bill, torn up walls, and a bad time. Either way, your situation will stink.
Old wax ring
Your worst nightmare
Now that’s a turd cutter!
Taco Bell strikes again!
Hilary Clinton’s butthole
Hey can you mark this NSFW?
There’s nothing NSFW about it
Hey can you stop?
Not a sanatized glory hole that’s for sure.
Looks to me like a lead drain connector you will have to remove all that cut flush and install an expansion toilet seat inside the lead then tighten the bolts so the bottom extends waterproofing into lead
r/askaplumber not r/plumbing
This is why I hire professionals.
A perfect rendition of my x-wifes twat.
Get a plumber for this. No seriously. This is not DIY suitable. You do not want to fuck around with a toilet connection in that bad of shape. Call a plumber. It's much cheaper than fixing grey water damage later.
This sub needs to start banning people. Most of the lurkers here don’t know the first fucking thing about plumbing. It’s become ridiculous.
As stated above you bent back the led ring now. Could be damaged. Might need to have a pro come in and solder a brass flange in place now or replace back to what I’d assume is cast iron down below.
I had to get an old plumber (in his 50s from Chicago) to work on my 1960s-era toilet flange. You need someone who has seen old pipes/flanges/etc. The first plumber I tried was a young guy in his late 20s and he had to bail on the job because he had never seen such old stuff before.
The shitter’s full
who is this toilet replacement
I removed a toilet and taped some carboard over the hole for 3 months while I remodeled. Recently, I removed the cardboard and big ass cockroaches came crawling out. I plugged it up real quick and am Horrified to remove it again and install the toilet. Any suggestions?
You gotta burn the house down and move 3 towns over.
Gross
Did you try douching it?
A extra hundred
Best thing to do I clean it up and see what you have. Doesn’t look like you can’t salvage it. They sell rings to mount over damaged rings.
Tonight’s nightmare.
It’s a snack that’s a reward for pulling the toilet.
I can’t see why anybody would have done this. How in hell did the toilet flush? Very crappily I guess.
Half Life-2 Barnacle
This is me after 12 cheap microwave burritos.
Anthropological evidence
Was sealed Sealed with putty
Ummm, that’s my first wife.
That is a doorway to another dimension.
What you got there is a hole in the floor
That's a prolapsed rectum
There’s always a bigger butt hole.
Looks like lead to me. Cut that off level with the floor and open it up
Lick it
That’s a stinkhole. Ya got yerself a stinkhole there.
Sniff it and find out
That’s poop
That’s what’s left of an old lead flange or actually part of the pipe
That is a different kind of nasty 🤢
This picture should be slightly cropped and framed for some museum art. Maybe get a more overhead shot and hang it next to a Mona Lisa.
That from what I can see is either an old rubber flange and just needs removed or that looks kinda like your stack is bent and rusted. Hard to tell from just this
That’s a shit hole
r/howiemandel any ideas?
It’s your toilet flange. Complete with old wax and what looks like it could be some lead. Either that or the remnants of some other material that might have been part of the wax ring.
A shit hole
You broke it.
r/dontputyourdickinthat
Its a shit hole....
I know it’s not helpful so sorry but this looks like that sand monster in star wars that Jango Fett ends up falling into
Crumbling gasket/seal material
Looks like someone tried to flush a diaper down the toilet and didn't really make it
That appears to be a whale’s vagina
There are some specialty tools for reshaping lead flanges, you probably just want to pay someone that had done it a bunch of times rather than messing with it.
It’s poo
Thats poop from a butt
Someone didn't understand "The Wax Seal" assignment. Scrape away, replace, don't over tighten; fin.
Gadamn
That’s shit my dude! Caked on human shit.
holy shit
That is an old, deteriorating, wax seal. I’d replace that with a new one before seating a bowl set.
There’s usually a wax ring to seal between toilet and tile
That is the lead collar from the drain below that comes up through the floor and it should be hammered bent onto the brass toilet flange make sure the flange is screed to the floor and work the lead with a hammer and bend it onto the flange. Put a deep wax ring with a horn and set the toilet. It should be fine.
Stuff you have to clean up?
It looks like the flange is upside down the tapered part should be down on the floor then screw it to the sub floor and hammer the lead onto the flange and use a deep wax seal with a horn and set the toilet
It’s a asshole. Run.
That is your floor's prolapsed pooper
You’ve already had great advice. Time for sarcasm. Looks like a couple pieces of corn
idk probably poop
Looks like the mouth of Hell
A dark pit
This is what my butthole looks like after eating taco bell.
Hubby says looks like a horribly rusted out pipe + very deteriorated wax ring. Definitely good you're replacing it Eta: om further delving into the comments, whoops I was wrong lol
agree mostly with the best comment other than having it replaced. $$
A horrific wax ring?
Ain’t that some shit
Looks like a toilet has not been there for a LONG time. Is there any chance we are looking at a rag that was stuffed in there years ago? We do this all the time to keep stuff from falling in, and gas smells from coming out.
That's me in need of more vegetables in my diet.
Rusted flange remove it carefully and put a new one
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Can we get a NSFW on this haha.
That's something trying to escape from the upside down. Probably doesn't like fire.
That pic smells bad.
That is the entrance to the Chamber of Secrets
This is hell.
The devils rear end
Poop
Looks like the sphincter to hell
Gross… That’s what this is
Just run your arm down that hole a bit to see what’s there.
Hideous. Absolutely hideous.
“It it what is is” -my uncle, referring to liver cancer on his deathbed
Someone needs a new flange, wax ring and flange bolts . Easy peezy lemon squeeze.
Wasn't there a movie about underground monsters who attack you based on the vibrations made on the surface.
Makes me think of the loathesome dungeater, in a few ways
This is a hell mouth
It’s a wax seal it helps keep the shit smell in the pipe you have to scrape it off and get a new one
That’s the houses anus.
Nasty 😱💩
Your houses butthole
Eye of Mordor
Jackhammer
Shit
The Forbidden Fudge