🚿 Rocky Mountain Goods Drain Plunger - Effective Size for Clearing Slow Sinks, Drains, Tubs, and Showers - 9” Solid Wood Handle - Superior Sink and Drain Unclogging than Toilet Plunger Review

It's strong, tiny and the rubber plunger seals the drain in my sink perfectly! Problem solved without chemicals! Just remember to plug the overflow holes if you have them for good suction!

I don't have a garbage chute so every year or so dirt collects in the kitchen sink under the overhead drain supports. My old flushing plunger dried up and failed so this replacement came quickly and at a good price and fixed the problem after a few tries. Bravo! Problem solved.

My great grandmother used a small plunger to wash her hands so I bought this plunger and it fits perfectly in a small bucket. I made big holes all over to stir the water like my grandma used to do. Helps keep hands warm in cold water.

Doesn't have a lot of suction for it's size but it's good enough for what I need it for. That's enough for a bathroom sink, but not enough for a kitchen sink. He did a great job with that in the kitchen. It's simple, holds pressure well, and works. Unlike the newer, cheaper versions you'll find in stores, they're made out of plastic that will tear and fall apart when submerged.

I've been pretty smart for the last 35 years and have been hesitant to do plumbing work in my own home but when I decided to sell it and relocate south, I had to get a background check and one of the main things I couldn't figure out was the slow moving sink in the upstairs bathroom. The plumber who worked on the kitchen sink said he would look at it and he has one. Calling it his "secret weapon," he used it to make money every week cleaning drains in small sinks or places where a full-size…

So I spent a few days unclogging a stubborn clog in my sink. In short, I could save myself a lot of time, hassle, and money if I had one of these on hand to get started. (Note: I ordered several different sink plungers because my sink is quite small and there is only a narrow space around the drain to create suction. This was the only one that was small enough to work, too wide to ensure good suction.) However, all the liquid drain solutions did nothing for my drain. My sink was 99% clogged for

Bought to clean sinks. Decent rubber cup, thick but good flexibility which is important. The compact size is both a curse and a blessing. The advantage is obvious - easy to store, the spout fits well in the area around a small sink. The downside is that the volume of the bowl isn't enough to flush out stubborn clogs like a larger plunger would. I decided to give it a try since our large piston was gone, but it's clear that for difficult blockages I'll need to find a larger replacement for my…

I've been fairly nimble for the past 35 years and have been reluctant to do plumbing on my own home, but when I decided to sell it and retire south I had to pass an inspection and one of the big things I couldn't decide on was the slow moving sink in the upstairs bathroom. The plumber who worked on the kitchen sink said he would look at it and he has one. Calling it his "secret weapon," he used it to make money every week cleaning drains in small sinks or places where a full-size plunger…

So I spent a few days clearing a stubborn clog in my sink. In short, I could save myself a lot of time, hassle, and money if I had one of these on hand to get started. (Note: I ordered several different sinks because my sink is quite small and there is only a narrow suction space around the drain. This was the only one that was small enough to work. The other, more "accordion" , was too wide room for good suction.) Anyway, all drain solutions did nothing for my drain. My sink was 99% clogged…

Like many of you reading this review, I have struggled with slow drains for a long time. I loaded it with the largest piston I could find. I've tried all sorts of magic formulas. But without success. In a few days the river will rise again. So for a few euros. Decided to try this thing. Why not am I right? The box comes a few days later. I open it and take it out. My wife giggles. Damned! The thing is smaller than I thought. Fast forward a few more days. The shower drain begins to rise again…