RECUTMS New Toilet Plunger Piston Type Toilets Clog Remover 30 inch Length Flexible Rubber Head Stainless Steel Handle Dredge Pipe for Clogged Siphon

Rapid push and pull with a standard loo brush works better for a solid jam as this product is not stiff enough to go into it. However when the block is both deep in terms of amount whilst not too stiff, then this product works better as goes further in and it’s design is suited to that type of block. So a is useful additional thing to have. Plus it is easier to clean than a standard brush.

Sadly live with a toilet that often gets clogged up (let's not go further into that) and this is a lovely little gadget. Before I got it, I often ended up using a toilet brush with a standard length handle and that usually ends with me plunging my hand into the hideous water. (And spending the next hour scrubbing my hands). This has a good lengthed handle that keeps my hand well away from dirty water. The head has what looks like large a bottle stopper, which you push foreward and backwards in the waste pipe, until it pushes the obstructive through or brasks it up. The only thing I don't like about it is that the head is a little flimsy, not that it is poorly made, but very rubbery, so it can be a little tricky to get enough force to clear the debris.

Did the job very well, easy to clean. I did find after considerable use cracks did appear where the head was being bent a lot. I also believe it was because I was standing it in a corner on its tip further causing it to bend. I ordered another and this time I hang it on a suction hook on the wall. Plus I will ensure I rotate between uses to ensure bending not always same way.All now seems good.

After reading all the great reviews I thought this would be just what I needed to sort out my blocked toilet. But no the plunger does not work at all. It fits down the pipe then just stops and doesn’t go any further in or bend so you can’t push it back or forth to try and unblock toilet. What a waste of money. It’s going straight in the trash. DO NOT RECOMMEND.

First of all, it is nowhere near as flexible as the pictures make it look like it to be. Because of that, you don't so much suction the blockage but rather push it. It does work for blockages (although some need a few attempts) but it is not a plunger - it actually works in the reverse manner.If you can buy a "traditional" plunger with a long handle and it's cheaper; get that instead.

This is the third one we have bought for multiple bathrooms and we not be without one.Our previous house had terrible piping and the toilet would block regularly and the old fashioned toilet brush was of no use, this device is perfect and has helped out many times.Simple and easy to use I would highly recommend it to everyone.

I had tried a large plunger and hot soapy water several times but nothing worked and the water was up to the rim of the toilet. So I brought this as a last attempt before calling in a plumber. I wasn’t sure what to expect, as I pushed it into the toilet nothing seemed to happen, but wait, the water seemed to be lower in the toilet bowl, so I continued, it got a little easier until soon I was able to get the whole plastic nozzle head into the toilet outlet. In moments the toilet was clear, and I was also able to use trigger nozzle to wipe bleach around the toilet cleaning both toilet and nozzle at same time, followed by a flush, all done.

I had high hopes for this plunger - it looks like it means business but it failed me a third time and I called in a plumber. He told me my toilet has a very small waste pipe and that I need to get a plunger like his (which I did). I threw this in the bin and now have one with a longer stick that can cope with any angle, is easy to use and just consists of a drain rod with what looks like a big rubber washer on the end - works a dream. This item with its particular usage angle and large end did nothing for me and I would've sent it back if it wasn't bearing evidence of my blocked toilet.