Danco HyrdroRight Water-Saving Toilet Tank Repair Kit with Dual Flush Valve, Includes Dual Push Button Handle in Chrome, (HYR460)

This is my second one. The first one was installed nearly 5 years ago. When the flow valve on an upstairs toilet failed, there was no question about which one I would replace it with. We've been very satisfied. The flow valve used on the first installation has worked flawlessly. The flush valve has worked well, too. In these five years, it started to leak once. It took me less than a minute to clean and reseat. That's less maintenance than with a flapper. The flow valve itself is easy to install. You might have to make customizations for the tube that goes in the bottom of the tank. The tube works well to keep the tank clean, BTW. Just ensure you trim from the valve end, if it is necessary to shorten it. The dual flush button was a pain to get working correctly due to its proximity to the flow valve. The toilet is small, and it is a lot to pack it all in there. Adjustments here and there are necessary to make it work. Once you figure out which orientation works, the installation of the flush valve is easy. It's necessary to take time to calibrate the system to make it function properly. You might have to adjust the fill level to make it all work, but once everything works properly, it maintains the setup and works very well. The first one had the issue that the tank would fill, then at some random time, it would start again for a few seconds. It didn't seem to be leaking. Perhaps it doesn't have enough hysteresis built into the valve and the slightest vibration can set it off again. It would only do it once. For unknown reasons, it stopped doing it. It's well worth the price not to have to deal with flappers, and it saves money to boot. It's more robust than a flapper system, and I am more confident that it leaks less, if at all.

Have now had installed for 6 months in one case and 2 months in two others. Working just fine. One advantage to these systems is the white slide mechanism on the filler tube. You can slide that so that it will not refill after flushing. This is a big help if have to adjust the replacement for the flapper value but even bigger help when wanting to clean the toilet bowl. Can slide to stop flow, flush using the liquids flush button and then with the bowl nearly empty can clean the bowl thoroughly. Then release the slide and bowl refills normally. Big help vs turning the water off at the valve. Same is true if going on vacation or away for weekend and want to prevent possible toilet overflow as mentioned below. Features not mentioned in other reviews I have seen on the product but a big plus for it. This us update to earlier note. I have now installed three of these systems. The only issue I had was getting the flapper replacement installed so it did not leak. But once that problem was solved the system works great. One item I have not seen noted but important to me is that you can slide a white slide on the arm of the filler mechanism to lock it in place. Very useful if going on vacation or even away for weekend as it could prevent a toilet from overflowing as friends had happen a few years ago with major damage. Beats turning water off to the whole house as the major risk is from the toilets. System worth it just for this! Also when checking for leak you can mark level with pencil and lock the filler and then go back in a few hours and see if level has dropped. Likewise if you have to adjust the flapper replacement it is easy to do by locking the filler when water level is low and then twisting the large part off of the flapper replacement and adjusting to be sure no leak. After doing this can release to let water part way in and then lock again and mark so do not have to fill entire tank (or drain it). Thought these useful enough to pass along. I initially bought each of these separately so my review of the filler valve and the dual flush valve are under the individual parts except that I am only adding the comments above to the entire system link. I have replaced the innards of toilets numerous times over the years and found this system very easy to install. Only caution I would pass along is to read the directions and the warnings with some care before you attempt installation. I have for years used bleach tablets in the tanks and I note that they warn not to do this with their system. Each part of the installation has some simple instructions but important to read them to save yourself a lot of frustration. When I first installed the dual flush I did not follow instructions to put water over the seating valve and mark with pencil and let sit 15 minutes to be sure it was seated. As a result I had to go back and redo the installation. Once you have done an installation for one toilet doing others will be extremely easy. So far system is working very well but I plan to wait a couple of months before buying more and installing in my other toilets. If this works as well as I hope I will be using these from now on. Especially attractive to me is replacement of flapper valve and those of us with hard water tend to find build up of sediment and lime allows leaking of the flapper over time which can waste a great deal of water from a very slow leak that you may not realize is occurring. If I find problems with the units after installed a while I will come back and revise this review. As of now I can recommend this unit both for ease of installation and how well they are operating so far. Some of the problems I have seen in other reviews have yet to show up for me. If they do I will edit this review.

Good product for an old toilet repair. Since it provides a new seal mechanism for the tank, you don't need to remove the tank to replace the bottom flapper seal, i.e., the unit provides a self-contained gasket within the kit. The two button flush is a nice touch but the water saver button doesn't really work with an old toilet that always requires a full flush. Still nice for toilet cleaning and using less water. The fill hose is not very well designed as it is flexible and will not lay down on the bottom of the tank as envisioned. I ended up using a rock to weigh it down so it stayed in place. A good design idea, but does not work as designed. Without the rock holding the fill tube in place at the bottom of the tank, it will lift up and spray water all over. I tried bending the hose to take the kinks out but had no success. The rock work well enough and maybe the tube will become more rigid and stay in place by itself over time. I guess you could also turn the water supply line valve down to reduce pressure and increase the tank refill time.

Es un excelente producto. Funciona tal cual está indicado. En mi caso, el sapo de la descarga se atoraba y no regresaba a tapar la descarga, lo cual generaba una fuga de agua muy considerable y por lo mismo, un consumo de agua mayor (+ $$$$ pagada al servicio municipal de agua potable y alcantarillado). Se puede instalar en cualquier depósito, no se requiere que sea nuevo o que este preparado para este tipo de válvulas. Este es el 2do juego de baño que instalo. En ambos casos la instalación fue super sencilla y no requerí herramienta (solo para quitar la manguera de la tubería al deposito). En la 1er instalación me lleve aproximadamente 45 minutos. Ya en esta última fueron máximo 15 minutos. Los materiales de primera calidad y no se requiere desensamblar el tanque al inodoro pues ocupa la misma descarga. Recomiendo que lean bien las instrucciones de instalación y se familiaricen con las piezas. Si he observado una disminución del consumo de agua a raíz de la instalación y uso de este sistema. Inclusive hasta la sensación de desperdiciar agua de mas en cada descarga se ve reducida.

Makes my ordinary toilet from 1988 like a complete new toilet dual flusher for $170 available at the hardware store now. This kit is not available in Calgary Canada hardware stores in January 2015. Maybe after a big mark-up next year. Fit great and works ░▒▓█▀▄▀ ◆ A ◆ W ◆ E ◆ S ◆ O ◆ M ◆ E ◆ ▄▀▄█▓▒░. Says no tools needed but what about the removal of the old hardware? Someone didn't think outside their box on that one. LOL Instructions show a picture of old hardware with an arrow caption that says "Remove old toilet fill valve". Just a pair of channel locks and a pair of scissors and you're all set. Make sure the inlet float valve is adjusted for the very top of your tank lid or will not operate properly. I was just half an inch too low and it bunged up. Can not adjust after you tighten it up so this is step one and the most important step. Other wise you dump more water on the floor on your second attempt. This is allowed for but don't over tighten because breaking the plastic nut auto adjustment tabs might just make the second attempt more difficult. These tabs are designed to break off if you over Solomon Grundy them. Adjustments for small flushes takes a little experimentation. All parts are made of 100% real plastic. Don't settle for less, buy authentic genuine plastic.

Substituye todo el herraje interno y funciona bien modernizando y actualizando el funcionamiento del inodoro, ahorra agua , evita fugaz al ser más exacto en el uso del agua .

Leaks if you don't install it correctly but is easy enough to fix. Just spin the valve round on the exit point and press down until you get a good seal. After that, no phantom flushes or water loss. I am not a plumber and I got it installed without a problem.

Por el precio muy bien funciona bien hasta ahora