We’re back to the toilet, but this time with BruCo’s Compression Closet Flange. I know you think I’ll make a joke about closet flanges not going into closets, but instead I’ll throw some history at you. Closet Flanges got their names, because fancy people refer to bathrooms as water closets, or at least they used to. Ok no more googled history lesson. Now, these extravagant compression kind of closet flanges help to seal into the pipe for a nice secure grip so there isn’t any water leakage. This helps you not get that man made pond you wanted in the backyard now in your bathroom. The broken cast iron or plastic closet flange is no use anymore and the BruCo installation uncomplicates things. It’s a simple method of take out the old, put in the new! No need to break any of your flooring, cement or re-lead the joints. Just tighten up the screws to cause that compression band to bulge, just like a muffin top after a Thanksgiving dinner. And there you have it your water closet is waterproof…for your toilet. Unless you clog it…then you’d have more of a waterfall effect than a new pond. That’s when you’d use BruCo’s Plunger, in stores February 30th 2021!