Bizarre Washer Corrosion

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Bizarre Washer Corrosion
Author: Dan0 (TN) What is in my water that would cause a black rubber washer to do this? Edited 1 times.
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Re: Bizarre Washer Corrosion
Author: packy (MA) whatever it is must be pretty strong because the washer has disappeared from view. just kidding.. there is no photo. please try again..
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Re: Bizarre Washer Corrosion
Author: m & m (MD) Chloramines.
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Re: Bizarre Washer Corrosion
Author: hj (AZ) It is common with Kohler toilets, but I do not know which brand you have.
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Author: Dan0 (TN) Thanks for the replies. Turns out... my wife puts theses tablets in the tank to help keep it clean. That bathroom doesn't get used much any more... Edited 1 times.
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