Review on 🚽 mDesign Plastic Bathroom Toilet Bowl Plunger Set - Lift & Lock Cover, Compact Storage Caddy with Base - Heavy Duty, Sleek Modern Design - White by Paula Brown

Wow! It's good! I had a 4 inch diameter shower drain that caused my feet to slosh water in just a minute. I used to have an old butt, wide enough, but the weakling collapsed on the first thrust. Its replacement is as wide as it is narrow to cover the drain hole in the shower. And then I got this beauty: The m-design piston has two widths - a 3" wide that fits in many sinks and is very flexible. There is a wider one around it that collects the compression pressure. It has a solid , low profile handle that allows you to slide very easily.The plunger has two unusual features: #1 has a half inch cup to accommodate the plunger when you're done keeping the rest of the water on the bottom I had no problem getting the plunger in there it is possible to push on the plunger just enough to ensure a tight fit but for now I'll take precautions to make sure it's completely dry first #2 It has a top cap that you lift almost to the top of the handle. You can then completely close the flask with the top (#2) and bottom (#1) outer caps.The flat handle with a stem length of about 5" will just in the house pt handle screwed. Only one-time assembly required. The main images you see on Revain are #1, the plunger itself, and #2 in the closed position. , as well as one with #2 raised to the point where the piston is ready for use. For my job, I ran the shower long enough for the drain to overflow onto the shower stall floor, placed the plunger over the hole (the smaller sides fold in to allow the outside sides to extend the entire drain), and literally maybe 4 quick pumps, plunger removed and I heard the water run away. Rest assured, I filled the shower with full steam and nothing went down the drain again. To finish, I repeated the pumping, showering one more time, confirming the results. "Couldn't be happier.