🚽 Plumbcraft Maxclean Universal Plunger Holder Drip Tray - White, 7507300 Review

Fits our old piston! I wasn't sure if that would happen. This is a very good design. I am impressed. Now the big bucket that used to hold the plunger can only be used to clean the bathroom. I've been looking for something like this for a long time.

I bought this because they said it would withstand any piston. Any size or style. Mine definitely doesn't fit. It's a struggle to set it up and stay in that holder. It's easier to just put the butt on the ground. It will still end there! What is disgusting and why I bought it to start with. The holder was not included with my piston. My advice: buy the plunger that comes with the holder.

Perfect fit for my large bellows plug. I love how the holder keeps the plunger off the floor where water collects after use etc. I also love the built in handle: perfect for carrying to another bathroom. It is designed with smooth curves and no ugly little corners, cracks or crevices. It helps keep the base of the plunger off the floor or cabinet bottom.

I bought a corky beehive flask that came with its own drip tray. I read reviews that Corky's sump was too narrow for the butt and I didn't believe them. well, they are right. I threw away Corky's palette. I saw a review on a Corky hive flask that goes well with this drip tray. I believe the review was on the Wirecutter review site of the New York Times. I'm happy to report that this pan works really well with the Korky flask. Don't buy Corky's Flask with a drip tray. Just buy a Korky flask…

Thank goodness I found this on Revain. We're frugal (not cheap, just imaginative) and have used old pie plates as a resting place for cobs. When they became unbearable we had to eat cake (oh shit) and replace them. But still: It was really unsightly and not very good. I really had no idea this was the case until I started looking for an alternative solution. If I knew what they are I would save a lot of calories by eating cake! They are stylish, functional, easy to clean and I highly recommend…

I thought all those protrusions would allow the cob to float slightly in the air to drain and dry. The Korky Beehive Max does not sit on any of the moldings, only on the underside. Thus, no air gets into the bulb, and it just sits in a puddle of something. I think I can quickly piece together a better solution using an empty gallon of water or a milk jug and something to keep the plunger off the bottom surface. For a different piston that actually gets suspended off the ground, I think this…

I had no idea how important this thing would be to my sanity. I have a kid clogging toilets like there is a virtual game icon for clogging toilet. I've always used a small ceramic butt plate because it's strong. I don't like having a plunger in every bathroom so we have one and move it around as needed and mostly keep it in the kids room. Taking the plunger, carefully balancing it on the tea plate and putting it back in place without touching the plunger with your hand or dropping the plate on…

This toilet pan looks good. Plastic of decent thickness, doesn't seem flimsy. I like the handle on one side. The radial ridges seem like a great idea - they should hold the cob off the bottom surface to allow the cob to dry out. Unfortunately, this tray doesn't work perfectly with my Korky 99-4A Beehive Max flask, which has an odd design that looks more like a squeeze bulb than a suction cup, if you get my meaning. The Corky hive has a bottom hole about 2" in diameter and when standing upright…

This MaxClean plunger rest has been on my list for a while, but not for very long. In our home, as in many others, the toilet is often clogged and needs to be flushed. After a few uses, the floor became uncomfortable and I spent more time cleaning it than necessary. Therefore, this tray did not stay on the wish list for long. The company claims it "fits almost all sink and toilet plungers." It fits the two I have, but in case you're wondering, it measures about 7-1/4" in diameter down the…