Hi just recently I've noticed my toilet water level is about 1cm lower than it was . I've checked the toilet and the floor boards for leaks (no leaks) ,I've poured a bucket of water down (went down easy but droped to the new lower level). I've tried flushing with the drain cover up (still no joy ). Any ideas how to get my toilet back to the original water level ?
Toilet water level dropped
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I think the earth's magnetic field changed a bit and this is the cause 
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If there are basin, bath/ shower in the same room check the traps for water.
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Ok, could of meant something or nothing depending on the pipes run. Sorry I asked.
Lateral thinking:
Perhaps it has always been a centimetre too high and now it's right.
Anyway, some ideas here -
https://www.diynot.com/diy/threads/falling-water-level-in-toilet-bowl.314498/page-3
Perhaps it has always been a centimetre too high and now it's right.
Anyway, some ideas here -
https://www.diynot.com/diy/threads/falling-water-level-in-toilet-bowl.314498/page-3
I appreciate everyone trying to help
You could be correct , there's no reason why not , the water is 6cm above the top of the outlet
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Is this toilet upstairs or downstairs with an internal or external soil stack? If internal could it be a Durgo valve fault guys?
Could be a precursor of something yet to happen!
If it starts to block or smell then something's up but you need to provide more of a description to help us attempt some diagnosis...
If it starts to block or smell then something's up but you need to provide more of a description to help us attempt some diagnosis...
It's downstairs next to the outside man hole , it doesn't have a soil stack on this toilet just on my upstairs toilet on the other side of the house
No smell at all , when I flustered it you can see the water flying out at a good rate
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