Toilet Plunger, Toilet Clog Remover, High Pressure Air Drain Blaster with Real-Time Barometer, Stainless Steel Toilet Unclogger Toilet Snake for Toilet/Bathroom/Floor Drain/Clogged Pipe(Black)

This electric bathroom tool is an absolute life saver! I am glad to be able to fix my own plumbing problems without having to call an expensive plumber and pay a ton of money. This is a high powered electric belathroom clog remover and it really works so well! From the sinks to shower drains, clogs in the tub or toilet, this tool has an attachment that will get the job done! It cones with a lot of accessories to ensure you have everything you need to get started. It's made of stainless steel so it won't rust and it will last a long time. This has a built in barometer so you can keep track of the pressure, and it has an easy release trigger to stop the pressure. The manual it comes with is comprehensive and detailed. I am super happy that I have this and would recommend it to any homeowner!

This is the best toilet plunger I have ever used in my life. Laughing but serious (LBS) I put a maintenance request in a month ago with my apartment complex to fix both the toilets in my unit because they kept overflowing..my apartment maintenance team never came and I got tired of waiting just for them to keep tell me they are coming today or this day and they never do..so I took it upon myself to try to fix the issue and this plunger did the job I’m throwing my other basic plungers in the trash. Lol they are useless compared to this plunger. Thank you for inviting this! You won’t be disappointed buying this item it’s well worth it.

This takes some effort to pump up the pressure, but was otherwise easy to use.Instructions were clear, and it was easy to assemble.On use however, make sure you are ok with being splashed, because the air pressure will kick back some of the contents remaining in the bowl.I was able to clear the clog on the first try despite the splash back. Some cleaning was required afterwards.

This product is definitely not worth purchasing! The instructions are horrible and once I figured out how to put it together, it turns out that it is defective and will not work. I had gotten frustrated trying to assemble it and put it aside. I came upon it today, went online to youtube to figure it out, and did find that assembly is relatively easy. The problem is that it is a piece of junk and does not build up any air pressure. I went to see about returning it but the return window is now closed, so to the trash it goes. DO NOT WASTE YOUR TIME AND MONEY!

I have a medical condition which sometimes creates an issue where I have to flush paper products that are more robust than TP. I am also a nuclear engineer, and my main job at the nuclear plant I work at is to troubleshoot and repair things. So I am a pretty handy guy. I am no stranger to drain snakes, plungers, and drain cleaners. That said, I attempted to flush a little too many of those wipes (knew it would be an issue, but I’d always gotten the clog to blow out with a plunger). This time… no way. I plunged until I was red in the face… no change. So I grabbed some drain cleaner that said “great with toilets”… I used it exactly as instructed… flushed… still clogged. Then I tried plunging again, no budge. So I put another dose of the drain cleaner in and let it sit overnight. Next day… same thing, no way this is moving. I jammed a snake in there and could only pull parts of the towel apart probably due to it being broken down by the drain cleaner, but no help.I jumped on Amazon and searched, and found these type things. I went with the less expensive version. Got it home, put it together in about 45 seconds, pumped it to about 15PSI, stuck it in there and pssssttt (gas valve)… toilet was draining like new. I was expecting to get some blowback of water, but I think the bulb gets hit with the pressure and seals up. I was absolutely astonished.I am no chines robot commenter, and this little device is no joke! I also tried the sink adapter on a sink drain that was slow. One hit at about 15PSI, it’s draining like new. Wish I had bought this years ago. Just spectacular little inexpensive device. BUY IT! You will be very happy.

Bottom line up front: this thing works! It has cleared every clog I've had so far; (for SOME reason, my wife and daughter are experts at clogging toilets.....hmmm). It does it quickly, it does it easily and there is no mess, unlike the splashing and sloshing from using a traditional plunger.The thing that worries me about this device is; how long is it going to last. The concept is great, but the build quality on this thing leaves a bit to be desired. You have to pump it to charge it up, and every time I do, I just get this anxiety that it's going to be my last time using it. It doesn't FEEL sturdy or very well constructed. So far, it's lasted, but I would actually be shocked if I still had this plunger a year from now, with any kind of repeated use. I guess we'll see.The second issue with this thing is storage. It's unwieldly. It's an odd shape, so theres no where to place it aesthetically in your bathroom, and too big to go, say, under a cabinet. Another issue is moving around the house with the dirty, toilet water covered device that can't stay in the bathroom. (I keep ours in the garage.)There are some considerations that you need to consider vs the efficacy of the device. For me, it's worth it, as this thing will definitely blast away your clog, until it inevitably snaps in half.

The concept is sound and the effectiveness is fairly reliable but it's a lot of work to pump up unit for each plunge and it doesn't always get it (toilet) on the first try. I learned to insert the bulb fully in the bottom and firmly hold the unit so there's no back splash. In general and for messy clogs, the unit will need a bag or other container to keep it from getting on things when stored. For an 'easy' clog, I still use the classic plunger but for stubborn clogs, this gets it done.