How to remove this toilet supply line that seems to have no nut?





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The toilet water supply doesn't seem to have a nut at all and rotating it or turning it does nothing. Unsure how to remove this:



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  • Have you pulled that bevelled white cover back - there may be a nut under there...

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The toilet water supply doesn't seem to have a nut at all and rotating it or turning it does nothing. Unsure how to remove this:



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plumbing toilet







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The toilet water supply doesn't seem to have a nut at all and rotating it or turning it does nothing. Unsure how to remove this:



enter image description here






plumbing toilet







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The toilet water supply doesn't seem to have a nut at all and rotating it or turning it does nothing. Unsure how to remove this:



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  • Have you pulled that bevelled white cover back - there may be a nut under there...

    – Solar Mike
    5 hours ago



















  • Have you pulled that bevelled white cover back - there may be a nut under there...

    – Solar Mike
    5 hours ago

















Have you pulled that bevelled white cover back - there may be a nut under there...

– Solar Mike
5 hours ago





Have you pulled that bevelled white cover back - there may be a nut under there...

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That valve seems to be of the variety where the supply line and stop-valve are a single integrated unit. In the foggy haze of past bad ideas, this was not uncommon (although most that I encounter are metal).



You will need to shut off the cold water supply and replace the valve and flex supply line...






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    That valve seems to be of the variety where the supply line and stop-valve are a single integrated unit. In the foggy haze of past bad ideas, this was not uncommon (although most that I encounter are metal).



    You will need to shut off the cold water supply and replace the valve and flex supply line...






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      That valve seems to be of the variety where the supply line and stop-valve are a single integrated unit. In the foggy haze of past bad ideas, this was not uncommon (although most that I encounter are metal).



      You will need to shut off the cold water supply and replace the valve and flex supply line...






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        That valve seems to be of the variety where the supply line and stop-valve are a single integrated unit. In the foggy haze of past bad ideas, this was not uncommon (although most that I encounter are metal).



        You will need to shut off the cold water supply and replace the valve and flex supply line...






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        That valve seems to be of the variety where the supply line and stop-valve are a single integrated unit. In the foggy haze of past bad ideas, this was not uncommon (although most that I encounter are metal).



        You will need to shut off the cold water supply and replace the valve and flex supply line...







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