🚽 Lysol Plunger and Caddy: The Ultimate Germ-Fighting Solution for Bathroom Drains Review

I had a badly clogged toilet. There was almost no hope. However, this anti-jamming weapon, if you can call it that, saved the day. I'm not sure what was flushed out, but the nature of the blockage was very convincing. You can flush the toilet and after about 10 minutes the water will go down and then make a scary sound. the sound is almost alien. Well, whatever it is. this piston took care of it.

This thing is useless! The rubber is so cheap and the plunger head isn't big enough to fit around the toilet drain so you can't create a dip seal. I had to make a trip to the hardware store to buy a traditional plunger, which worked great. I wish I could send it back but knowing it was in my clogged toilet I have no intention of exposing Revain staff to bacteria on it. I think that goes straight into the trash can.

We moved to a new house and decided it was time to change the piston, it was very old and dirty. It was cheap so we ordered it. Looks good and what not, but when you use it, it's not as good as other pistons. The material is poorly absorbed, which makes cleaning the toilet much longer. So it still works like a piston. Just, you know, not very efficient. We'll use it for a while before buying a more expensive one. (new toilet bowl doesn't clog as often anymore)

Butt just doesn't work! If you put it in the toilet and press, almost nothing happens. It doesn't hold the inside of the toilet well enough to create a tight seal, so when you push down the water just switches in the bowl. It never occurred to me to try when I first got it and sure enough that after a month Revain won't pick anything up. The only nice thing about it is that it comes with a plate that you can put it in so that if it gets wet it will drain into the plate. But it's not worth…

Well, not much can be said about this piston. I bought a toilet brush to go with this plunger (seen in the photo) a few months ago, but was hesitant to choose a plunger because they were consistently over $10 and I just can't bring myself to do it for some reason could wanting to pay more than $10 a piece piston. The price recently dropped to something I think is more reasonable and I took the plunge (get it?) and went for it. A plunger is one of those things you don't really know you need…

Very disappointed when I opened it. I have ordered two. Two of my close friends got new apartments and I made them fabric baskets for their new homes out of things that people don't really think about. First, they were both very dusty. And the packaging was dusty, dirty, and torn, but I couldn't open it either, so it didn't look like I was giving away a used flask in a laundry basket of detergent and wipes. And one of the handles had slots that I had to peel off the plastic because it was…

good strong immersion effect. I was about to call a plumber about my kitchen sink which was down to the bone. I have been eating Liquid Plumber, Draino and praying to various saints for several years but it has only gotten worse. So, last chance before the plumbing bill: use this one. Dip, dip, insert drain strainer, empty and do it again. Aside from getting sick of the big black flakes coming out of my drain, it was pretty beneficial. It took almost an hour (most of the time I was waiting for…

Well, not much can be said about this flask. I bought a toilet brush to go with this plunger (pictured) a few months ago but I was hesitant to buy the plunger because it consistently costs over $10 and for some reason I just couldn't bring myself to paying more than $10 for the piston. The price recently dropped to something I think is more reasonable and I took the plunge (get it?) and went for it. A plunger is one of those things you don't really know you need until it's too late. I really…