🚽 Hideaway Toilet Plunger with Caddy - Heavy Duty Bathroom Plungers with Holder, White Review

Not sure why cleanliness was rated as quality but it's not clean at all. The main thing is that it worked! The second important thing is that I don't have to look at the ugly plunger in my bathroom when it's not in use. I really like it!

I LOVE these pistons because I HATE putting the pistons straight on the floor. And it has a nice case to put it in so I don't have to search for some random, ugly bucket or whatever to install it. The piston itself works well. The handle is comfortable. The case is easy to put on and take off (just pull it out! Hands free!)

The rubber head is not strong enough to recover its shape when squeezed. It only folds halfway out and stays that way. This means you get a "push" and then it becomes useless. Used once and went straight into the trash. I had to get the old plunger to finish the job. The reservoir is good. I can't believe the amount of good reviews - it literally didn't work.

No kidding but sounds like the start. I get new ones every time we move because moving a plunger or toilet brush is too uncomfortable. *gags* Anyway, I have one of these for every bathroom and couldn't be happier with the Hidey cover. You want it on hand in case you ever need it, but who wants to SEE it? Sheet. It's a great price, nice case and it works (did a noise canceller attempt with nothing in the closet).

I'm quite a strong person. At county fairs, on a tall pole with a bell on top, I can swing my hammer and either ring the bell or almost ring it. I'm 6 feet tall, 260 pounds. I usually use a plunger when I need to clean the toilet. I ordered this one to have a plunger in every bathroom. When I just tried to use it, it was IMPOSSIBLE to press down to use it. It was too rigid and difficult to use. Maybe I got a broken one, but Popeye couldn't use it.

Looks nice, discreet - that's why I choose But it doesn't really work. Guest tried to dive into toilet for 20 minutes, didn't want to be embarrassed by saying what was going on - then I tried for 10 minutes - handle didn't seem long enough to get the right amount of leverage; Also, the rubber doesn't completely seal the toilet to provide enough pressure to sink. We got another plunger, "cheap" as my husband calls it, and it worked right away. I've learned my lesson - a nice piston is nicer to…

This toilet plunger works very well and I have had to use it twice since receiving it due to overuse of toilet paper by guests during the holidays. It has a large flanged rubber cap that supplies enough air/water to force the contents of the toilet siphon through the clog. The handle is just the right length, with a ball on the end, to grab the plunger with one hand and squeeze to apply good force without worrying about your hand slipping down the handle. The caddy has a good design that allows

If you're like me you've spent a lot of time looking at toilet plunger reviews. By this point, you've probably already had a few embarrassing episodes because you didn't have any on hand. Look no further! This flask is fantastic. It has a strong suction power, can be stowed away in a visible place thanks to its slim holder and serves its purpose. As for the strong rubber smell, I just sprayed the piston inside and out with Clorox and left it in place. 5-10 minutes in my bath, rinsed out and…

This piston was practically useless. Okay, instead of just having a cone on the end of the handle, it has a flanged cone that falls down and fits into the hole in your toilet. That piston, when you push it down, goes down just fine. The problem is that the flange doesn't slide back out when you lift it up. The way I popped it out was to use the inside edge of the toilet to push on the top of the plunger to push the bottom back. I definitely didn't want to touch it. Because it doesn't jump back…