Heavy Duty Toilet Plunger for Bathroom - Commercial & Industrial Plunger with High-Grade Suction Cup - Drain, Sink & Toilet Clog Remover - Flange Plunger with Red Handle

Works well

Well constructed, very sturdy. Good value at price offered.

A plunger. A simple concept. Push s**t down the toilet. Man has honed the design of this wonderful tool over the course of centuries. This plunger, however, is an insult to all plungers that came before it. Its design is so bad that it makes you question all you thought you knew about product development, the toilet industry, and the Universe itself. Sure, it looks pretty. It looks like it would work well. BUT DO YOU WANT A PRETTY PLUNGER? Dear pooper, you're in for an experience. As the brown waters began to rise from a mighty dump clogging the commode, I excitedly reached for my new plunger from Get Bats Out on Amazon. I was waiting for this moment. The plunger felt firm and even smelled like new rubber. I thrust it down and its lips met the hole of the toilet, only to immediately become sucked off the shaft. Suction, which is the principle behind all plungers, became this plunger's downfall. I fell backwards--luckily not forward into the putrid abyss. I managed to re-insert the shaft and plunge enough of the filth down to flush the toilet. I gingerly lifted the plunger out of the water, only to have the rubber end fall off yet again, resulting in a splashback that forced me to remove my pants that were covered in poo-water. When I finally got the plunger out, I realized that the design of the lips was that of a tire sitting on the ground after a rainstorm. Have you ever tried to get standing water out of a tire? It's nearly impossible. These days I'm afraid to take a s***. When I hear that awful sound of an unsuccessful flush, I know I have to go through this experience again, and again, and again. And each time, the filth inside the plunger gets more putrid and my fecal particles rot for weeks between usage. Shopper, do not buy this plunger.

received my plunger with only a stick and no plunger. I sent it back to Amazon and Get Bats Out reached out to me. I informed them of the issue and the shipped me a whole new plunger on priority. The plunger I feel doesn't have great suction but to be honesty if you need more than what the plunger provides you flushed something you shouldn't have. I feel that the plunger is very sturdy to get rid of the turdies. Over all a very nice plunger. I would recommend.

A+

What does it say about my day that using this toilet plunger was the best part of it? I ordered it to tackle a stubborn clog in a bathroom sink that was barely draining. When the plunger arrived, the lip was tucked up into the cup. I pulled it down so it protruded as in the photo. The plunger sealed immediately when I placed it on the drain, and with just a few plunges loosened the clog. (Don't forget, when you use this on a sink, to cover the overflow drain.) Now the sink drains as fast as the water comes in. I don't know what it says about my day, but this is a great plunger!

Too much trouble to return. It will work on 75 percent or more of clogs but I used to have a real powerhouse that would go deeper into the toilet. That created a better suction or pressure and everything moved one way or the other. This one had thinner rubber and shorter bottom tube. Not near as robust.

A necessary tool