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      <title>Fixing a Broken or Loose Sloan Flushmate Handle</title>
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      <description>Dealing with a broken sloan flushmate handle is one of those annoying household chores that you just can&amp;#39;t ignore for long, especially when you realize that a limp lever means your toilet is basically out of commission. It&amp;#39;s one thing if the handle</description>
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