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Toilet running constantly after flushing

If you can hear water running long after the flush, the inlet valve or flap seal is worn and the cistern can't stop filling. A running toilet wastes 150–400 litres per day — very common in Killarney Vale's older Caroma and Fowler suites from the 1980s.

Water pooling around the base of the toilet

A wet floor around the toilet base usually means the wax seal between the pan and the floor has failed, or the pan itself has a hairline crack. Either way, this needs a plumber — moisture under the floor leads to subfloor damage and mould.

Weak flush or toilet won't flush at all

Partial flushes or no flush usually point to a faulty flush valve or insufficient water pressure in the cistern. In older Killarney Vale homes, the siphon mechanism in older cisterns wears out and needs replacement.

Blocked toilet not clearing with a plunger

If a standard plunger hasn't cleared the blockage, there's likely something lodged deeper in the pan trap or in the drain line. A plumber with a drain snake or electric eel can clear it without damaging the toilet.

Gurgling or hissing from the cistern

Hissing sounds from the cistern between flushes mean the inlet valve is partially open and water is slowly trickling in past a worn seal. Gurgling after flushing can indicate a drain blockage further down the line — either way, worth a plumber's look.