Monument 1459W Master Plunger Sink and Waste Pipe Unblocker

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The plunger’s handle design, length, and grip type helps make the plunger easier to use. Generally, toilet plungers have a longer handle than sink and shower plungers that have shorter handles. A longer handle provides enough length for plunging toilet drains. On the other hand, a long handle would be unwieldy for plunging most sinks, so sink plungers tend to have a shorter handle. The handle length also affects storage. If space is tight, consider a plunger with a telescoping handle that can be collapsed after each use. Similar to standard plungers, tiered versions come in a variety of sizes and are designed to fit a variety of drain sizes. Their universal shape, however, makes them harder to install than a beehive plunger, and they’re typically smaller than their accordion-style counterparts. Material Also Available at: The Home Depot and Walmart 5. Best for Elongated Toilet Bowl—Luigi's Toilet Plunger Although they only have one simple task, plungers come in a range of designs and materials. Besides overall effectiveness, consider ease of use, durability, and aesthetics (a plunger doesn’t have to be an eyesore in the bathroom). When choosing the best plunger for your needs, consider the plunger material, design, handle type, and storage method. Material

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Offering practical storage and a sleek design, the Simplehuman Toilet Plunger has a stainless steel handle and comes with its own stylish caddy. If design and practicality are of equal importance, this is the best plunger in terms of both aesthetics and functionality. It looks like your average toilet brush, but has a magnetic collar that secures it in place and keeps it neatly confined.The mDesign Plunger and Toilet Brush Set with drip trays combines functionality and design. While other plungers and toilet brushes might be a bit of an eyesore next to the toilet, these tools remain neatly hidden away. The set includes a matching plunger and brush, both of which are attractively made to integrate into any bathroom decor. If you’re after a basic, affordable yet effective tool that’s able to unclog most toilet bowls, you can’t go wrong with the economical Kendik Rubber Toilet Plunger. These rubber plungers have a durable design that can withstand plenty of use and provide excellent value for money without sacrificing performance. With a funnel nose design the MP1600 has a powerful 8 cups of water displacement. The funnel nose design allows the plunger to tightly fit into a 90degree bend in a toilet pan. There is additionally an air release slot to prevent water overflow. Watch the YouTube video on how to use the toilet plunger. This product is ideal for the professional plumber.

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The plunger comes with its own housing unit that serves as a drip tray to keep your floors mess-free, as well as keeping the plunger concealed. The plunger's handle is ergonomically built for a secure grip and precise control when performing plunging motions. Its lightweight design further improves its mobility in tight quarters. Absolutely! The PlumbCraft Mini Home Plunger is one of the best options to plunge sinks, tubs, and showers. It features a flat suction cup and ribbed design to fit over tub drains. Q: What’s the best plunger for a toilet? For 20 years Monument have been supplying the Master Plunger. This is the original bellows design plunger with 10 cups of water displacement. It features an extra wide mouth. It is great for drains, sinks, showers, baths & urinals. The BEEHIVE max is durable, built to last a long time, and does its job well. One happy customer wrote, “The suction is crazy powerful, and took 4–5 pumps when the other plunger wouldn't work over a span of 72 hours.”A. It prevents water overflow by allowing air to escape through the handle of the plunger when submerging the plunger into the toilet water. This is achieved by simply twisting the handle ¼” to the left, opening the air slot. As the plunger is placed into the toilet and the bellows fills with water, the air from the bellows is released through the handle prohibiting the stopped up water in the toilet bowl from going onto the floor. Once the plunger is fitted into the throat of the toilet, twist the handle to the right (until tight) closing the air slot. You now have 8 cups of water, loaded and ready to plunge towards the clog.