Omix Ada 12029 19 Floor Plug Review

This is a spark plug so I'm not expecting much. but it's a harder plastic than the original rubber stopper it replaced. A little annoying, but damn it's a plug.

They are decent enough to press into place even after my Jeep's tank has been lined (Monstaliner). There aren't many of them, but they seem to get the job done.

They seem pretty cheap when I bought them. They're not stock parts on a '93 Jeep Wrangler, but they work and have helped me through the winter by plugging the drain holes.

It would be nice if it really held up. Instead, he just sits in a hole and moves too easily. I don't have carpet so I was expecting it to actually plug the hole and not just close it.

Shows off with subtle, light pressure. When you take them out they are flimsy and easily ripped or poked in with a flat head screwdriver as they are plastic not rubber. Still not bad for the price, but if you want good reusables I'd go for the rubber versions.

Perfect fit for my 1984 cj7. Previous reviews have mentioned that "these aren't plugs" because they just sit in a hole. After putting it in the hole, you need to take your index finger and press the center of the cork. The plug expands down through the hole and the lip of the plug rests against the bottom of the tub. They fit into a 1 inch drain hole.