Thursday, January 24, 2019

KOHLER K-4325-L-0 Kingston(TM) Wall-Mounted 1.6 or 1.28 GPF Flushometer Valve Toilet Bowl with Top Inlet and Bedpan Lugs, Without Seat, White White

What is the purpose of isolating a tank from the toilet?

Hygienic insulation kits provide a solution for sweat toilet cisterns, which occur in areas with high heat and humidity in the summer months. Sweating toilets can cause significant damage to a house, including the structure, causing water damage and allowing the formation of mold and deteriorate materials, including floor joists and drywall.



KOHLER K-4325-L-0 Kingston(TM) Wall-Mounted 1.6 or 1.28 GPF Flushometer Valve Toilet Bowl with Top Inlet and Bedpan Lugs, Without Seat, White White
KOHLER K-4325-L-0 Kingston(TM) Wall-Mounted 1.6 or 1.28 GPF Flushometer Valve Toilet Bowl with Top Inlet and Bedpan Lugs, Without Seat, White White




The sweat tank of the toilet

A toilet tank usually contains cold water, which is in the tank until the handle of the toilet is pressed, the opening of the valve in the bottom of the toilet and letting the water out of the tank and into the tank. container. Then the waste is thrown down the drain. When the weather heats up and the humidity level rises, hot and humid air condenses when the toilet tank comes into contact. The condensation on the outside of the tank, or the drops of sweat, accumulate until they run out on the sides of the tank and fall on the floor below.

Water damage

A toilet tank will sweat a certain amount of water during a day, depending on the humidity levels inside the bathroom. As water drips on the bathroom floor, water collects or pools around the base of the toilet. This water can damage and discolor the finish of the bathroom floor. Water can also seep into the subfloor where it will damage the floor joists, cause mold growth and ruin the roof and lights below.

Isolation

Toilet tank isolation kits maintain a sweat toilet, providing a layer of insulation between the water in the tank and the walls of the tank. Trim the insulation pieces to fit along the different sides of the inside of the tank. The insulation keeps the walls of the tank from becoming so cold since the insulation keeps the cold water cooling down the walls of the tank. Adhesive that comes with the insulation kit keeps the insulation pieces from coming loose.

other changes

There are other solutions to a toilet tank sweating. You can place a cover on the outside of the toilet, which will help keep water running on the sides of the tank. The operation of a dehumidifier in the house will dry in the air, which will keep the condensation from accumulating in the toilet tank. An anti-sweat valve will introduce hot water into the water supply in the toilet. While the addition of an excess of hot water in the tank or container of a toilet will result in the formation of odorless cracks, an anti-odor valve will introduce enough so that the tank will not be cold enough that condensation will form. Some antisudor valves allow the user to adjust the amount of hot water in the tank or even shut off the hot water supply outside in cold weather.