I was just asking because in the back of my mind I am thinking that somebody must have a quick solution that does this every day? I could picture removing the tank and maybe trying to turn the toilet on the flange so you could hit the slots but maybe that could damage the flange.

But maybe too many men would also have that problem? An air chisel helps and so does a cutoff grinder if you don't mind the noise. I think that the new ones would not have that problem because of the collar that holds the bolt tight to the toilet flange. Of course I did replace them with the modern ones. It's possible? I have not replaced any modern toilets only the old ones that used an ocean to flush. With a little effort, patience, dexterity, and a 'thin' wrench, you can insert the washers between the tank and the bowl, push the bolt down through the hole in the tank and the washers, start the nut, and hold the nut with your finger while using a screwdriver to turn the screw and pull the nut up through the hole in the bowl rim until finger tight, then use the thin wrench to tighten things slightly more, then install the final washers and nuts and tighten them.

Mostly though I suspect you have to reduce the number of men using the toilet. Learn how to replace a toilet, repair the tank parts, repair the gasket, or replace the wax ring.Always follow manufacturers instructions before using any pr. and using the bolt covers with nylon thread fittings will help too.

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