How to Fix a Low Flow Toilet

1. Turn off the water supply. Locate the water supply valve behind your toilet and turn it clockwise to turn it off.

2. Flush the toilet. This will help to empty the tank and bowl of water.

3. Remove the tank lid. There are usually two nuts or bolts that hold the lid in place. Remove these and lift the lid off the tank.

4. Inspect the flapper valve. The flapper valve is a rubber or plastic seal that sits at the bottom of the tank. Make sure that the flapper valve is properly seated and that it is not damaged or leaking. If the flapper valve is damaged, you will need to replace it.

5. Check the fill valve. The fill valve is located at the top of the tank. It is responsible for filling the tank with water. Make sure that the fill valve is properly seated and that it is not damaged or leaking. If the fill valve is damaged, you will need to replace it.

6. Clean the toilet bowl. While the tank is empty, take the opportunity to clean the toilet bowl. You can use a toilet bowl cleaner and a brush to clean the bowl.

7. Reassemble the toilet. Once you have inspected and cleaned everything, you can reassemble the toilet. Put the tank lid back on and secure it with the nuts or bolts. Turn the water supply valve back on and flush the toilet to make sure that everything is working properly.

If you are still having problems with your low flow toilet, you may need to call a plumber.