I think they had the right idea with this plunger, they just didn't see it through till the end. When you push down on this, the tip needs to form a seal or at least go down further to really be effective. This MP100 3 doesn't do this. It would work really great if the very bottom part sealed or was at least more pliable like the rest of the plunger. I am forever searching for the perfect plunger. With three low-flush toilets, they can get clogged fairly often if you don't hold the handle down long enough when flushing. Typical plungers hurt the insides of the palm of my hand because I have to push and shove so many times. This one gets a 10 score for that, but again, when I can't get a complete seal on the bottom, it does unstick anything. It's too bad because I think they're on to something here. I like the accordian thing its got going on. It makes you think, this is going to work great, it's fitting and moving perfectly, but then in the end, it doesn't do the job.

LoriZT

USA

I have a standard wooden plunger with the upside down bowel shape that has served me well for several years, but when my sink backed up it was unable to get a good seal on the drain. I ended up purchasing the G T Water Master Plunger on a recommendation from a friend. I put the plunger around the drain and proceeded to slowly push it down to ensure a tight seal. I then let up on the plunger while keeping a tight seal to let water be sucked up to pushed back down the drain. I pushed the plunger down very quickly and water started to flow into the other side of the sink. After securing the other side of the sink I repeated the process. This time around I was able to push the water through the drain after several pumps. The water drained out of my sink, but it did take about 15 seconds. I decided to use the plunger again for a couple more pumps then I ran water in the sink and it immediately ran through the drain. I would definitely recommend the G T Water Master Plunger for sinks, but it doesn't work too well on low water toilets.

kingoftheink

Westchester, IL

I used to live in a apartment with two bathrooms and of course both toilets had some serious problems. I tried to buy some products to unclog them, but it just didn't work and the landlord didn't seem all that worried about it unfortunately. I pretty much had to use a plunger every time I flushed one of the toilets. My husband and I went through probably four or five of the cheap plungers with the wooden handles. Not only was the wooden handles very uncomfortable to use, but we had to push so hard to get the toilet unclogged that the handle pushed right through the rubber part and broke. Then one day I found this plunger. I had originally missed it because it was in a different section in Walmart. This plunger was more expensive, but I was desperate to try something different. This plunger worked great! The whole thing is made out of rubber and it's very comfortable to use. It also didn't take near as much work to unclog the toilet. At the bottom water does collect in it, so you have to make sure to shake it out. It's very durable and I have been using this plunger ever since!

sln4

USA