Cobra Products 305 Rubber Plunger Review

Item was supposed to arrive in one day, the only reason I ordered it online. Anyway, it lasted almost a week and when it happened I was unhappy. The suction power really wasn't very good and it wasn't very durable.

Functionally this is a good plunger. The rubber cup is the right combination of flexibility and strength. What I don't like is that the product label is stuck on with a very strong adhesive, so it can't be removed without solvent or a heat gun. A plunger may not be inherently beautiful, but it will be in my bathroom, so the less ugly it can be the better.

I don't recommend this butt even though it's very cheap. Even at $3 it turned out to be a waste of money. It's smaller and weaker than another $3 -Plunger I was looking to replace (see photo). It also carries a Prop 65 warning for carcinogenic chemicals. Uh no thanks. I've also since learned that these types of plungers are only really useful for clogged sinks, not toilets The toilet needs a stronger flanged plunger, like Corky's Hive Since I don't have sink clogs, but I do have toilet clogs, I

Functionally this is a good plunger. The rubber cup is the right combination of flexibility and strength. What I don't like is that the product label has a very strong adhesive It's glued on so it can't be removed without solvent or a heat gun A plunger may not be inherently beautiful, but it will be in my bathroom, so the less ugly it can be the better.

I used to call the plumber with spare parts. Then one of them told me to just take a screw (3 or 6 feet) and this piston. Use the auger a few times, then the plunger, and you've just called the plumber. But instead of paying 70 to 100 dollars you didn't pay anything. The investment in the screw and piston can be a one-time cost of $70-$80. It's worth it. The screw can't do much, the piston like here still has to be cleaned.

I do not recommend this flask even though it is very cheap. Even for $3 it turned out to be a waste of money. It's smaller and weaker than another $3 piston I was looking to replace (see photo). It also carries a Prop 65 warning for cancer-causing chemicals. uh no thanks Since then I've also learned that these types of plungers are only really useful for clogged sinks, not toilets. The toilet needs a stronger flanged plunger, like Corky's Hive. Since I don't have sink clogs, but I do have…