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Hi All,

Just fitting new toilet in downstairs wc, the issue is the waste pipe is slightly to the right when lining the toilet up. Looked at fitting an offset connector, the issue is with it being on sideways and the lip inside I am worried about the waste etc catching and gathering and causing leaks in the future. Is this a worry and the wrong thing to do ?

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