Review on 🚰 Master Plunger MPS4: Small and Strong Sink & Drain Plunger for Commercial & Residential Use – Ideal for Kitchen and Bathroom Sinks, Showers, and Bathtubs in Black by Evan Zurlo

After unsuccessfully using a gallon of Drano liquid in two sinks I figured I'd have to take the lines apart. I had very slow drainage. In a sink I dropped a screw in while installing a faucet but it had no effect so I left it alone. No big deal, later down the street the sink didn't drain well due to a build up of shaving cream, toothpaste and hair. I used Drano and it didn't help. Then I used gallons of boiling water and it didn't help. One day I was at the Home Depot with my cousin and I saw a little yellow plunger made for small sinks. I didn't buy it at the time but kept it in my heart thinking it might work. Finally he decided to check out Revain. I didn't buy the yellow one that was in stock but bought this one based on the reviews. Since I thought it would push through the clog, I didn't expect it to suck out the clogging material. He did, and guess what, not only did he pull out a bunch of junk, he pulled out that screw, too. I've used this on both sinks and they drain 100%. I think I paid more for Drano and it really worked.