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Last Updated on January 11, 2022 by toilethaven
The only sound you want to hear from your toilet is the whooshing sound it makes during flushing and not any other sound. But we don’t live in a perfect world.
If your toilet is making noise after flushing, the fill valve is either blocked or its seal is loose therefore restricting water flow and hence a high-pitched of whistling noise. A toilet that makes noise when not in used is caused by a leaking flapper resulting in “ghost flushing”.
All toilets don’t make the same noise though. Depending on your toilet’s underlying problem, you are likely to experience the following:
If your toilet is making noise when not in use, it is a sign that the toilet flapper is allow water to leak to the bowl. When the level of water in the tank drops below the set level, the fill valve opens and starts filling the tank, a phenomenon known as ghost flushing .
To stop your toilet from making a high-pitched noise, replace the fill valve. Although it is possible to repair a fill valve, a replacement is the best and long-term solution. Toilet fill valves are also inexpensive and easy to replace.
Noises in toilets are as a result of a faulty fill valve, flapper, flush valve, water supply line or shut off valve. A gurgling toilet noise however is a sign that your toilet drain/vent is clogged and therefore backing up in your toilet bowl.
Sometimes replacing all of the toilet tank parts makes more sense than just one part. Check out some of the best toilet tank repair kits in this post .
Gurgling toilet sound is most often accompanied by bubbling at the bottom of the toilet bowl. The bubbles are as result of sewer gases escaping from the clogged drain. This can often result in a sewage smell in your bathroom.
If you notice that your toilet apart from making a noise it is also constantly running, it is best to turn off the water to the toilet and only turn it on when you want to use the toilet. This is a temporary fix and will give you the peace especially at night when sleeping and also conserve water.
When you are ready to fix the toilet, turn on the water to the toilet. Watch and listen carefully to where the noise is precisely coming from and what type of noise it is. Here is what you wind find out:
A hissing noise is a sign of a faulty fill valve/ballcock. A loose washer in the case of a ballcock or debris trapped inside the valve will restrict the flow of water to the tank resulting in a hissing/whistling sound due to the pressure of the water.
Here is how to remove debris from a hissing toilet fill valve:
If even after removing the debris your toilet is still making the hissing sound, you should go ahead and replace the fill valve. A fill valve costs about 20 dollars and is so easy to replace on your own. Here is how to replace a toilet fill valve.
If you have the old ballcock you might consider replacing it with a modern toilet fill valve. Check out some of the best toilet fill valves in this post .
Ghost flushing has nothing to do with ghosts but everything to do with a leaking or running toilet. When you have a slow running or leaking toilet, the water level in the toilet tank will gradually reduce until the critical point when the toilet float will trigger the fill valve to start filling the tank. This could be why your toilet is making random noises.
How can you fix ghost flushing toilet?
A toilet flapper is a rubber seal that sits at the bottom of the toilet tank on top of the flush valve opening. It is connected to the flushing handle by a lift chain. During flushing, it lifts off to allow water to move out of the tank and into the bowl.
When the flapper is not sealing properly, you will have a constantly running toilet. This means that water is continually being lost from your toilet tank. The toilet tank is designed to always contain a certain amount of water.
When the water in the tank falls beyond that level, the refill mechanism is triggered and the fill valve refills the tank to compensate the lost water. This goes on and on. This is the reason your toilet could be making noise after a few minutes.
Put some food color in the toilet tank and wait for about 30 minutes. If you notice the food color in your toilet bowl, you have a leaking flapper or flush valve.
A leaking toilet flapper does not necessarily mean that it should be replaced. Sometimes there are mineral deposits and debris underneath the flapper and on top of flush valve that prevents the flapper from making a good seal.
The above fix will mostly work on a ghost flushing single flush toilet. What if you have a dual flush toilet, which uses flush buttons?
A dual flush toilet has a big valve assembly in the middle of the tank. Turn the valve counterclockwise to remove. Inspect the seal at the bottom. Just like a flapper, you will either need to clean it or replace it.
If the toilet flapper is too tight, it will slightly unseat the toilet flapper from the flush valve. As a result water will escape to the toilet bowl and ultimately trigger a ghost flush.
The lift chain should ideally have a ½ inch slack. Try to adjust the lift chain to make sure it is neither too tight nor too loose.
A flush valve is the opening at the bottom of the toilet tank. Water flows from the tank to the bowl via the flush valve. The toilet flapper sits on top of the flush valve.
When the flush valve is cracked or simply worn out, water will slowly start to leak from the tank to the bowl. As a result the toilet will constantly flush on its own as the fill valve compensates for the lost water.
A faulty flush valve will need to be replaced. To replace a flush valve you will need to first remove the toilet tank. It is always a good time to replace the toilet tank to bowl gasket and toilet tank bolts as you replace the flush valve.
When a toilet is leaking from the base, it will either be where it is connected to the water supply line or the toilet tank bolts.
If the toilet tank bolts are leaking, you will need to tighten them and hope they work. If they don’t you will have to remove the toilet tank, replace the bolts, steel washers, rubber washers and the toilet tank to bowl gasket.
If the water supply line connection is leaking, gently tighten it with a wrench and see if it stops. If it doesn’t you should go ahead and replace it.
A refill tube is the small tube that is connected from the fill valve to the overflow tube. During refilling, it sends a small amount of water down to the toilet bowl. This is the water you see at the bottom of the bowl which prevents sewer gases from coming up into the bathroom.
When the overflow tube is too long and deep in the overflow tube, it creates a siphon action and therefore prompt the fill valve to start refilling again.
Cut it into a small size and clip it on the top of the overflow tube.
If when flushing your toilet you hear a loud vibrating noise, it points to a faulty toilet shut off valve. The shut off valve is the small knob on the wall behind your toilet. It uses a rubber washer for water isolation which when it becomes loose starts to vibrate causing noise in the water pipes.
To replace a toilet shut off valve, start by shutting off the water at the main house shut off valve. Open any of the faucets in the house to completely drain the pipes. Use 2 wrenches to loosen the old valve and put in the new. This should stop your toilet from making the vibrating noise.
Unlike other toilet noises, a gurgling sound comes from the toilet bowl. Most often the toilet will also be bubbling. It is a sign of a clogged toilet drain, main drain or clogged vent stuck.
Your toilet drain is connected to the main house drain and ultimately to the city sewer lines. It also has a vent that removes air through the top of the roof.
If the drains or the vent stuck are clogged, the air in the drains will have nowhere to flow out to and will therefore force its way through the water at the bottom of the toilet bowl therefore making a gurgling sound.
Unclogging your toilet drain or vent can fix this problem. Here is a detailed guide on how to fix a gurgling toilet .
A noisy toilet is really irritating and expensive because most of the time it involves wasting water. Fixing it can be a very simple thing and you don’t need to call in a plumber. The replacement parts are also cheap.
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The sound of letting one rip can depend on a lot of things
Everybody farts. In fact, the average person farts about 14 times a day with an average volume of one-half liter of gas per day, says Michael Rice, M.D., gastroenterologist at the University of Michigan Medicine Gastroenterology Clinic.
That's a lot of air. But each fart you release isn’t exactly the same. In fact, some sneak under the radar pretty subtly, while others, well, you can hear those go off from the next room.
So why do your farts sound different? And is there anything you can do to make a loud fart turn into a silent fart?
First of all, farts depend on a lot of variables, including what you eat, drink, and the movements of your bodies when gas escapes. Here’s what’s going on (For even more info, check out the big, stinky guide to the fascinating history of farts ).
"As food is digested, gasses including carbon dioxide, methane and hydrogen build up within the intestines and seek their way out,” says Dr. Rice.
The intestines contract and move their contents including gas via peristalsis—or the contractions that move waste through your digestive tract—towards your anus. Small gas bubbles come together into larger gas bubbles en route to it exits, and when your body lets out those gases, that’s your fart.
Your fart sounds depend on the vibrations produced as the gas exits your anal canal, says Dr. Rice. Despite popular belief, your fart noises have nothing to do with the flapping of your butt cheeks.
"The sounds of farts are very much shaped by their expulsion velocity as well as the shape and size of the anal sphincter opening at the moment of passing," says Dr. Rice.
He compares it to a musical instrument: the smaller the size of the exit point, the higher the pitch—and perhaps more squeaky it will be. And the larger the opening at the moment, the lower the sound.
“There are likely many factors that determine the size of the anus in general at that moment of a fart, including general resting tone of the anus and other behavioral factors,” says Dr. Rice. “You can manipulate the sound of farts by relaxing and tightening the external anal sphincter and diaphragm to change pitch, volume and duration of sounds.”
That anal sphincter tightening similar what you’d do if you were trying to hold in poop, and since the opening would be tighter, that could lead to a squeakier, shorter fart (Here's why you like the smell of your own farts ).
And the expulsion velocity—or how fast the air is exiting your body—plays a role, too. If the air is coming out faster, your fart would be more likely to sound louder.
Plus, if swallowed air is triggering your fart—as is the case in the majority of farts—they tend to be louder (but less smelly), says Dr. Rice. If your fart is primarily driven from digestion and bacterial fermentation, it will tend to be smaller in volume and sound, but stinkier.
In most cases, whether your fart is loud, soft, squeaky, or sonorous, it’s really nothing to worry about. But there are some times when your farts may signal a medical issue.
"Consider seeking medical advice from your doctor if farts are associated symptoms of fecal incontinence, frequent involuntary passage of gas, persistent abdominal discomfort, abdominal distention or passage of blood," says Dr. Rice.
Your doctor may inquire about your diet, bowel movement pattern, family history, or other medical conditions and examine you to determine if you might have a medical condition that requires further evaluation or treatment for issues like irritable bowel syndrome (IBS), ulcerative colitis, colon cancer, or other gastrointestinal conditions (For more health information like this, sign up for our Daily Dose newsletter ).
Whenever I go to the loo I involuntary fart with a loud noise. Should I be ashamed of this behavior?
Answered 7 years ago · Author has 54 answers and 227.6K answer views
Originally Answered: Whenever I go to the loo I involuntary fart with loud noise, should I be ashamed of this behavior?
What is the best way to silence farts when in a public bathroom?
Why do I never hear another girl fart in public toilets? Am I the only woman who farts in a public toilet?
Whenever I sit on the loo, I always fart a few times before I poo. Is this wrong?
What presidents have been caught farting in public?
What is the etiquette with farting in public restrooms?
Answered 7 years ago · Author has 646 answers and 3.2M answer views
Originally Answered: Whenever I go to the loo I involuntary fart with loud noise, should I be ashamed of this behavior?
What is the best way to silence farts when in a public bathroom?
Why do I never hear another girl fart in public toilets? Am I the only woman who farts in a public toilet?
Whenever I sit on the loo, I always fart a few times before I poo. Is this wrong?
What presidents have been caught farting in public?
What is the etiquette with farting in public restrooms?
Why are we women scared to fart, even when in a public bathroom?
Can women hear other women passing wind in public bathrooms, and what is your reaction?
I can't hold farts. Is there a fix or surgery? I think my anus is loose, and is it needed?
If you fart in a public bathroom (and you're not alone in there) should you excuse yourself?
My girlfriend farts loud and smelly, what should I do?
Is it rude to fart loudly in a public restroom?
Why do people fart a lot when they have the urge to poop?
Is it okay to fart in a public restroom?
How can I fart without creating any sound?
What should I do? I can't fart, poop, and I'm in a lot of pain. My doctor is worried about a blockage. Should I go to the ER?
What is the best way to silence farts when in a public bathroom?
Why do I never hear another girl fart in public toilets? Am I the only woman who farts in a public toilet?
Whenever I sit on the loo, I always fart a few times before I poo. Is this wrong?
What presidents have been caught farting in public?
What is the etiquette with farting in public restrooms?
Why are we women scared to fart, even when in a public bathroom?
Can women hear other women passing wind in public bathrooms, and what is your reaction?
I can't hold farts. Is there a fix or surgery? I think my anus is loose, and is it needed?
If you fart in a public bathroom (and you're not alone in there) should you excuse yourself?
My girlfriend farts loud and smelly, what should I do?
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No. I am not sure if you are female or not, but I always laugh at women who say, "I do not fart." Face it, any organism that digests food, at least mammals, produce methane as a by-product of the chemical reaction that takes place. Farts are actually the mini-farts of the little guys in our guts processing the food as it makes its way through the digestive system. We all have the same digestive systems, thus if a man farts, you fart too. The Queen farts and so did Mother Theresa. Of course it is not polite to fart in public (while standing in a crowd - unless it is acceptable), even as a man,
No. I am not sure if you are female or not, but I always laugh at women who say, "I do not fart." Face it, any organism that digests food, at least mammals, produce methane as a by-product of the chemical reaction that takes place. Farts are actually the mini-farts of the little guys in our guts processing the food as it makes its way through the digestive system. We all have the same digestive systems, thus if a man farts, you fart too. The Queen farts and so did Mother Theresa. Of course it is not polite to fart in public (while standing in a crowd - unless it is acceptable), even as a man, I avoid it. But there is nothing to be embarrassed about or farting loudly when you go to the toilet. It's a toilet. Not a library. Being a man, I have seen some horrible things being in the company of other men, and if they can pull off some of these feats of digestive wonder, women can too, or rather, a mere fart is not something to feel ashamed of when it is let out in the confines of a place built for the purpose. I have often thought, "Holy shit (pardon the pun), but what the hell did he eat!" I have seen people miss the toilet and soil walls (college days). So I assume if you are not having this problem, you should not feel too bad. When we sit down, our bowels tend to relax in preparation to expel the leftovers of the digestion process, and this is why you let out an involuntary fart. We can control our bowels, up to a point. You read plenty of accounts of men in battle who soil and wet themselves out of fear. They cannot control their nervous system - it is actually a survival mechanism. By emptying the bladder and bowels more blood can be used to run or fight (and it also lightens the load). Sometimes your brain knows what's about to happen, and despite your best efforts, you just can't keep the sluices closed. Your intestines and the last bit, your colon, are full of nerves, and this is how you know you need to go, but sometimes, when the system cannot take the pressure, it will just go into auto mode. A bit like a sneeze! Sometimes you just cannot will yourself to stop your body. Fart away without shame!
I hear people farting loudly in public restrooms all the time. Maybe I've even heard you in the past, who knows. I don't do it - but they don't seem to be ashamed of it. So maybe you'll find comfort in the fact that you're at least not the only one doing it.
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