Review on 🚽 Korky BeehiveMAX Universal Plunger with Telescoping T-Shaped Handle, Black - 96-4AM by Brandon Hilton

In a world full of problems, I have to admit that there are very few problems in having someone in the family who can lock any industrial heavy-duty toilet. But faced with this dilemma almost daily and usually at the worst possible time, I decided to do all the research, make my life easier and find a replacement for my perfectly good toilet and replace it with one that will somehow digest this Mission Impossible crap would . . Bought a Kohler toilet. Let's just say it works as well as you would expect and better than the previous KLOGmeister 2000. BUT after installing it I ran into my first klog. Well I can't pick it up NOW! So when I transitioned to using our standard plunger that you always used in your previous toilet, I quickly realized that the low flow design of these toilets made using your standard plunger due to the new and improved LONGER excluded designs. garbage collector. The bottom line is that your standard design flasks are not designed for an elongated vessel, and there really is NOTHING. perfect, it really is the best you can do to achieve a proper seal for these new oblong engineering marvels of low flow toilets. While Korky isn't perfect, it's the best I've found, hence 5 stars. It's made out of a big, pliable rubber material that seems to form a decent seal for all these new, elongated, low-flow engineering marvels. Whoever designed those elongated, low-flow toilets forgot to design the plunger to match!