I hate emptying a toilet of its residual water by the repetitive process of soaking it up with a rag and then ringing it out in the sink or a bucket. There has to be some sort of manual, hand-held pump that I can use to remove the bulk of the water, leaving just enough left over that I can get it in one shot using the towel method.
Water – Are there manual pumps that can be use to drain water from a toilet prior to uninstalling it
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Best Answer
Shop vac w/ the filters removed - suck the water right out of there, easy peasy, works every time.