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Hi

Just installed a new close-coupled loo and noticed water around the base. No leaks from securing bolts or water inlet so I suspected it was the doughnut washer. On inspection it looked a little off centre so possibly slipped when installing it. Tried again taking extra care but same story. The doughnut is a foam one that came with the unit: should I ditch it for a rubber one, if so what would you recommend? Or should I try siliconing it into place and if so where is best to apply the silicone?

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