Review on Stoflan Compressed Air Drain Blaster Toilet Plunger - High Pressure Clog Remover Gun for Bath Toilets, Sink, and Drain Opener Cleaner Pump - Powerful White Plunger for Efficient Drain Unclogging by Doug Small

The first thought was, how does it work? The process is very simple: 1. Attach the pedal mount to the bottom of the bracket. Then pump it up as if you were using a bicycle pump. As you do this, you will see the pressure gauge increase. You can inflate it as much as you like, with the recommended setting for typical clogs being around 40psi. Remove the pedal and attach the matching end. It comes with several for use on sinks, large floor drains, toilets, etc. e.3. Insert the end into the appropriate pipe/toilet. As for the toilet, tilt it first and then make sure it stands upright. Then pump up what looks like a blood pressure pump. This will cause the attached end to expand and fit snugly to the bottom of the toilet or pipe.4. pull the trigger This immediately releases the air pressure, potentially pushing the clog down the pipe. If not, you need to try again, maybe with a higher pressure. It has worked great for me to clean our toilet. I haven't had a chance to use other stocks yet. Some downsides are that if there's still "things" in a clogged toilet, you're sticking that thing in there, including parts that are loosening and loosening. . So you may have more work to clean them afterwards. I have found that I can apply pressure without using the foot pedal, just by hand holding the hose and pump. For me it works better and cleaner than a plunger. When used correctly, it's almost impossible for water and dirt to get splashed on you. You also know you're getting a good seal so the print does its best job. On the downside, it's bulkier and has a lot more detail to keep track of. In my opinion, these compromises are worthwhile.