Genuine Dometic OEM Rubber Toilet Seal Kit | 2001 Toilets & Newer | Simple RV Toilet Repair or Replacement Part | Black - (385311462)

I purchased the envirolet vacuflush low water porcelain composting toilet with the outdoor composter. When after two years, the seal leaked and the toilet did not hold water I tried to get the part from the manufacturer sancor. They did not have the part, sent me to a number in Fla who did not have the part. Went back to sancor and talked to Frank, the go to guy, who had ne send him an email with the request. By tho point I had figured out you had to unscrew the plastic surround and the metal clamp to remove the bowl. This toilet needs the two piece seal. I went on amazon and took a chance and yeah it was the right one. This was about $25.00 but easily fit with excellent directions on the package which I could not find in the Manuel or on YouTube. I will get a second one to have on hand as I am finding it goes bad. I also bought the lubricant, just not sure if that is safe for a composting toilet household use. This evidently is a new item since 1/18/19. Just in time to solve a big problem as too much water does not evaporate correctly. Wanted to review to hopefully help someone like me, a 62 yr old retire woman or anyone else who would consider this option. I bought it from Lowes, but they know nothing. Very happy to finally get this part.

Works great

Ordered with next day delivery. Received around 3:30 p.m. Correct item received. Very clear installation instructions printed on the package. All it took was a flat head screwdriver. It only took a half hour or less. Easy to put back together and since the ball valve is still in place and closed there was no foul odor. I did drain and flush the black tank first but looking back you really wouldn't have to. Inspected and cleaned the ball valve. Didn't find any mineral build up, scratches or dings. Made sure the bowl was lined up right and reattached it using the two plastic half clamps and the stainless band. Reattached the vacuum break ( it just pulls out and pushes back in), turned on the water, checked for leaks and was ready to go. The bowl holds water and it flushes very easily. I didn't find it necessary to use any silicon grease or anything else on the ball and seal. You can do this if you don't mind a little mess. Gives you a chance to clean around and under parts where urine gets that you wouldn't otherwise be able to get to. There was no poo other than a little on the edges of the flush ball. Just be careful not to drop the porcelain bowl which by-the-way isn't all that heavy.

The oem brand is the best , you can't beat it .

Our toilet in our 7-year old RV refused to hold water in the bowl. Cleaning the old seal and applying silicone plumbers grease always worked in the past, but this time it didn't so I finally gave up and ordered new seals. The seals were delivered quickly, and the price was excellent - much better than anywhere else. There were no instructions with the new seals (hence the rating of 4 stars instead of 5), but I was able to figure out how to get the toilet apart by studying the drawing that was in the manual for the toilet and by watching a video I found on You Tube. Our flush valve now holds about an inch or two of water in the bottom of the bowl like it's supposed to.

Works well and as advertised. Just be sure the seal is lined up perfectly. You know why I'm telling you this ;)

Easy to swap and once I got the old clamp correctly positioned, no leaks. Opted for this one over the knockoffs after reading about the Teflon coating. Gonna keep this one lubricated!

Easy replacement, perfect fit.

La même qualité d’origine et c’est très facile à installer

Great replacement part

The new seals work to keep water in the toilet bowl

When installed they fixed a leaky toilet. Yeh!

I still can’t believe the cost for a rubber toilet seal!!... It was, however; 1/2 the price of the ones at the RV store and easy to install. No leaks, no problems thus far.