How to Replace a Toilet Seat (23 seconds)

Give your bathroom a quick upgrade in under a minute! In this Short, I’ll show you how to replace a toilet seat the easy way, no fuss, no wobble.
Tools: gloves, flathead screwdriver.

Steps:
1. Pop open the screw caps.
2. Hold the fasteners underneath and remove both screws.
3. Lift off the old seat and wipe the bowl clean (bleach wipe).
4. Align the new seat (soft-close for a quiet lid).
5. Insert screws and fasteners, tighten, and snap caps closed.
6. Done!

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How to replace a toilet seat. After you throw on some gloves and grab a flathead or screwdriver on the old toilet seat, pull open these caps and while holding these fasteners underneath, remove the screws on each side of the toilet seat. After they're out, pull off the old seat, wipe it clean with a bleach wipe. Grab the new toilet seat. This one's a special soft close lid, so it's quiet when closing. Put the screws in the holes and the fasteners underneath. Tighten them up. Close the caps and you're good to go. Subscribe if you now know.

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