G T Water Products Inc MP100 3 Review

Should have waited a few days for this to arrive. My old plunger couldn't put out the bomb that clogged my toilet and I didn't want to spend money on a plumber. With just a few pumps the clog started to clear and with some dish soap and hot water I soon had that wonderful sound of a full flushed toilet! I am very satisfied with this product!

This thing is the best piston for steroids. There is no blockage in the toilet bowl that he cannot break through; However, you must ensure that the hole is sealed well before slamming the handle shut. It will literally spread shit all over the room! Once you have a good seal and know everything is secure, you can push the pedal all the way down and start some serious unlocking! I think the last time I used it I heard a sewage treatment plant worker yell for help.

Seems a little weird to be so eloquent about the plunger, although I did rely on others' reviews for my choice as I had a different item, which was either broken or just plain useless - and this item definitely served its purpose. I needed one for my kitchen sink/grinder and although I've only used it once it was evident that it was building up some power as the sink drain had its own pressure release cap in the sink on the left. I'm glad I found this and bought it from Revain!

It is made of hard plastic and does NOT follow the shape of the toilet opening which for us is flatter at the back than the front. All it does is spray copious amounts of dirty water on you and your bathroom, as it is unable to create a seal to create the vacuum needed to unclog the toilet. DO NOT buy this with your toilet in view; It might work on any round hole, but not on toilets. It's made such a mess as hell that I'm sorry I can't give it 0 stars, but I'm willing to warn others that it…

I tried to slowly lower the plunger but nothing came loose. I could hear air gurgling in the tub drain so I know it was sealed and doing something, it just wasn't enough. where he actually did something to unclog it (by then I'd flushed and submerged the toilet at least a dozen times) he squirted water everywhere. I'm glad I've used it so many times that there's only water left in the tank or that my entire floor has also had to be cleaned. I was hoping for a lot more because on paper it seems…

I have never used a better toilet flush in my life. This one is absolutely amazing and the best yet. You have to be careful not to get aggressive with him or you could splash water out of the toilet and/or on yourself. toilet opening. Then I slowly push it down to deflate the flask (if you're moving fast you're likely to splash the water onto the floor and possibly yourself), and then slowly draw the water into the flask, letting the keep holes closed. Getting the air out is the most important…

Dude, where do I start? I bought one of these when they first came out. The saleswoman at the hardware store recommended it to me and to be honest I was skeptical because it looked so unorthodox. I took a chance (sorry for the pun) and bought it. I didn't need it until a year later when I moved into a new apartment where everything from the toilet to the sink to the bathtub seemed permanent. clogged. This thing has the performance of a Boeing 57 taking off. I've never had to call a condo…

EDIT: I'm updating my review of this flask. I received a replacement as I originally received a faulty one. I immediately saw a huge difference in performance with this replacement as there were no holes/cuts in the pleats. It definitely holds a strong air seal and was able to free my toilet after a few tries. The handle was still bent on the new one, but I was able to bend it back without damaging it. There is still some air leakage through the area where you can close the button, but it's not

Moving to new home with 4 Elongated Low Flow (ELF) toilets with odd shaped gutters. Nothing has clogged in over a year, but when it clogged last week, none of my usual anti-constipation remedies worked. I can usually just put dish soap in the toilet and let it sit overnight and I get enough rush for the power of the new flush to clean it. It didn't work this time so I grabbed my favorite plunger (Oxo) and unfortunately it squirted water all over the place. It wouldn't close no matter how hard I