Fluidmaster

Easy and cheap. Toilet is back in service with original flow.

I guess you can spend twice as much for some colored top or fancy schmancy gizmo if you want to, but the fact is this part works great, is easy to install (gee takes about 10 minutes), and lasts quite a while. When your toilet bowl won't refill after you flush, just take the old float unit out and slap one of these beauties in there, viola, you are on the road again! As far as noise is concerned I don't see where this one makes any more or less noise than any other one. Come on get real ! Its a toilet refilling, how loud can this be? And besides, if you don't hear noise, then you have a problem as this will mean the bowl isn't refilling at all. For those intimidated by the job just valve out the water at the wall below the toilet, flush to clear the water and dry out the bowl a bit with a towel to sop up leftover water, then remove the water line into the bowl by unscrewing the fitting where the water line goes into the tank and remove the old unit from the inside of the bowl along with the old water line attached to it inside the tank. Just put the new unit in, tighten the outside fitting, put on the new water line and thats it. You may need to adjust the water level in the tank by moving the adjustment up or down as instructions describe, not hard. Ok it takes far longer to write this than it does to do the job. Flush on soldiers !!!

The system for this valve is a bit different from a standard ball float lever type. Installation can be pretty much tool less. Hole gasket fits well. Finding the build quality handles higher pressure better. I've replaced all, if not most, the toilets' inlet valve in the house with this model. Fairly quiet filling. However, one unit has caused flooding from overflow. That may have been due to tiny debris, or the diaphragm not seated properly. That has been corrected. Will purchase again.

Easy to install and it is pretty quiet. Good replacement quality.

Haven't used it yet. This toilet is soon old that the parts that are in it now, are no longer available...LOL, so we'll see if this works. It's actually looking like the least expensive route may be to replace the whole toilet!