🚽 Supply Guru Heavy-Duty Force Cup Rubber Toilet Plunger with Long Wooden Handle for Unclogging Toilets and Drains (18-inch, 1) (Enhanced Version) Review

I'm antigerm (I said it there) so I hate flasks with an extra rubber ring that inevitably curls up on itself and traps water etc. until you unwrap it I had to Go to Revain to find an old-fashioned, regular plunger that's easy to clean. Also, a small loose tip, fill a 2-gallon bucket with warm water and pour it into the bowl first. If that doesn't work, let it run back and try a few more times before reaching for the plunger. 90% of the time this will solve your problem and nothing should touch…

Bought for stirring hand wash in a bucket; I used it less than a dozen times before the rubber broke and the cup came loose. Before that it seemed durable so I'm not sure if it's suitable for regular/occasional toilet use. Entrust my wash flask to a dark and desperate mission, but if disinfecting was any part of its downfall, then I probably wouldn't recommend it for regular bathroom use either.

I've had it for a month or two. Doesn't really suck into the toilet like it should - air lets air through the sides as the middle rubber is sucked all the way down the toilet hole as the rubber isn't strong or hard leaving the sides of the plunger open. It also often falls off the stick, despite being very tightly screwed to the rim of the thread, so it's pretty flimsy. It kind of works, but I've had cheaper flasks at the store that actually serve the only purpose they were made for: diving. We

I got one of these after years of playing with one of those bulging flasks (it worked great at first but the rubber got so hard I hurt my hand every time I used it used ) . After getting it I don't want to use it anymore because it's so aesthetic. The color and texture of the rubber (not to mention the delicious smell) is very pleasant, and the wooden handle shows intricate and beautiful patterns after a good grinding and oiling. I walk around the house holding it like a scepter and clip it to…

When I received it it looked like a plunger, similar to my trusty old plunger I have had for over 10 years. This one eventually fell apart on the sides and I replaced it with this one. Well, tonight was the night. After sitting idly by the toilet for a full 6 or 7 weeks, I finally needed his service. And he failed miserably. Every time you pushed down to "dive", it got stuck inside out and refused to return to its original position. I would have to keep trying to gently catch the fecal…

To be honest I bought this plunger specifically to spin. The real struggle was finding a piston that had enough stiffness and flexibility to stay grounded after a hard flip. I've searched all the stores to no avail so I turned to the internet and tried it in the dark when I bought this flask not knowing if it would work. Well, let me tell you, this bad boy had a great foot on the floor. However, after landing a single, double, and triple flip, we knew there wouldn't be a better test than the…