IIRC, it's not designed to be used where a flex is anyway - it's an outdoor version of TW&E as it were.
If anybody isn't aware, look for "blue goo" in the Toiletology 101 series.
Basic 101 law.
p=050411000&r=2001&g=101--Sir Benjamin Middlethwaite
I don't teach "Safety Jumpering 101" ....
My waste hauler supplies big roller cans that the truck lifts and dumps automatically - no charge 'cuz it easier/faster for them. The hinged lid stays permanantly attached. Have you asked your hauler about that option?
Dear Carl, If you could hear the crude language that CBH uses on alt.hvac, and the verbal abuse he dumps on home owners and new techs, you would think again before asking him for a referral.
I usually find where the line dumps outside and use a wet vac.
Don't know the actual name right off, but it is a pump, very similar to the cooler pump that dumps the water in the tray once a day to prevent mineral buildup. $40 or so. Steve
Since the horn of the toilet dumps directly into the pipe, even leaving the wax ring off completely shouldn't result in leaking water. You have another problem (probably a partial clog) *AND* a failed wax ring.