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You hear the unmistakable hiss of a running toilet or spot water pooling around the base. Before you grab a wrench or call a plumber, the first move is simple: cut off the water supply to the toilet. Knowing how to cut off water to toilet fast can prevent water damage, lower repair costs, and put you back in control of the situation.
Most toilets have a small shut-off valve tucked behind the base. This guide shows you exactly where to find it, how to use it, and what to do if the valve is missing, stuck, or broken.
Find the Shut-Off Valve Behind the Toilet
The shut-off valve sits behind the toilet, close to the floor, where the supply line meets the wall or