🚽 PlumbCraft Black Bellows Heavy Duty Toilet Plunger - Improved SEO Review

I recently bought this plunger and used it straight away. I was very satisfied after two light squeezes/pumps, it worked like a charm. What is most interesting, it came in a very long and well packed box.

Cheap plastic bends easily when squeezed hard. I used to have a lot of success with this type of flask and knew how to use it. The handle immediately buckled and is now virtually unusable. Very disappointed.

I was surprised when I saw this. Just cheap plastic. Haven't used it yet and I think it will work, but probably not for very long. I regret that it costs about $3 instead of the $16 I paid for it. I keep it just in case and remind myself to be careful when buying anything.

My son was always clogging his bowel with bowel movements and he is only 11 years old and we would have to use snake agur to free him. Since we have this it works wonders, is easy to use and gets the job done without scratching or destroying the fly like a snake does.

Positive reviews on this product seem to be old Maybe the piston was different then? Now it's completely useless. Hard plastic doesn't give, there's no accordion, so there's no suction at all. It goes in the trash and my rubber butt is back in action. I bought a toilet auger to use for stubborn clogs.

As described. Arrived as stated. Much better than traditional pistons. We've tried them all. Works quickly and with less stress and hassle. I would call it the mother of all pistons! Excellent price. Well done. Excellent quality. Probably survive the toilet! Buy one for every bathroom in the house.

Should have looked at all the bad reviews. This piston is ALL bad! 1. It doesn't work with tricky jobs - the plastic construction provides a tight seal and therefore when you push/release the plunger, no pressure goes 'down the drain' and obviously no suction occurs to clear the clog. alias IT DOESN'T WORK!2. Even with smaller blockages, where it partially works - dirt from the toilet gets stuck in the accordion part and is very difficult to remove - YUKDO NOT BUT

Husband needed a good plunger - he has big painful "events" in the bathroom from time to time. We had an almost identical one before. First use, no problem. Second use - there were punctures on some edges of the piece of bellows which caused a very strange sucking reaction when it stopped plunging causing water to "pop up" and leak out of the toilet. The holes clearly didn't help to keep the air in them for proper immersion. His second dive took him almost an hour and the handle buckled in…