Master Plunger MP1600: High-Performance Black Toilet Plunger with 1.6 Gallon Low Flush Capacity and Innovative Funnel Nose Design Review

I do not believe this product will perform as advertised. It's a good plunger but I had to use it with another plunger to clear the toilet.

Great product for Kohler toilets. This brand has an elongated head and fits perfectly, creating more power to break through blockages and send them into the pipe. Excellent work!

My toilets have a keyhole opening and the standard plunger doesn't seal well enough to get the job done. This one works. It has a large chamber and therefore pushes out a huge amount of water.

This piston does more than any other piston I have bought over the years. This is my second purchase. This seller offered a very reasonable price compared to many others listed in Revain or local ACE stores and large boxes. Shipped quickly with no problems.

Not sealed as advertised. The toilet was clogged so I had to insert a plunger with feces. The plunger naturally sucked up the feces and churned them up. Feces got in and out of the flask. If I had thought about it before buying it I would have realized that this plunger would not work and if it did it would be a nasty mess.

It's hard flexible plastic and doesn't seal my slightly weird hole in the toilet haha. It literally just blows bubbles no matter how I put it in. Less than useless, utterly pointless. Hopefully others shaped like this are softer rubber material, the design looks nice, it just doesn't deform and provides a good seal.

Worked great on my low flow Kohler toilet unlike other plungers. My toilet has an oval hole in the bottom of the bowl so most plungers just push the water back into the bowl with little or no pressure on the clog. The tapered end of this plunger fits directly into the outlet at the bottom rear of the bowl, providing just enough sealing to clear clogs.

They work well and probably as well as any and even better than the traditional cap-shaped plunger on my new Kohler Wellington toilet. The problem with Kohler toilets is the shape of the outlet at the bottom of the bowel. They fit well enough in that square and semi-circular outlet to push out any clog, but since they have to be inserted well into most clogs, they're a mess to use and a mess to clean up afterwards. Luckily, the Kohler Toiler is a reliable flusher. And the less you get wrong…

MP1600 I've had it for many years and it's the only plunger that works in my low flow toilet. I ordered a new one from Revain but it's not the same. It's a bit bigger and when I try to use it in my tiny toilet it pushes water onto the floor. Like the other reviewer I figured I'd just keep it for hygiene reasons rather than trying to send it back used. Now I noticed that while the card that came with it said MP1600, the piston itself said MP1700-S. I'm not sure if this is really a different…