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

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

Plunger works like a charm The rubber is sturdy but not too hard.i'm very happy with the purchase and believe it or not it came at the perfect time in the mail because my old plunger Have literally just broke the toilet was clogged it was a critical moment when the bathroom was much needed if you know what I mean!! As for the free e-book that comes with it I must say it was a good read I learned a lot and fill the book alone was worth the money.

Works fine. Getting use to using it. I have a two story house so I needed one for upstairs so that I was not dragging that nasty plunger up and down. Better than some, but not as great as I thought for the price and description. Then again, maybe I am not using it correctly? We have a Michael Graves plunger that we got from Target years ago and it works like a champ!

First of all, it has taken me a while to review this product because as soon as I purchased it my toilet no longer clogged. My suspicion is that this plunger, just by virtue of being near the toilet, frequently scares the clogs away! We have since had the toilet clog a few times and have been amazed by this plunger. Previous plungers that we've used have required lots of upper body strength and caused disgusting splashing. This plunger is so easy to use, it can be done with one hand. I didn't think I'd ever find myself motivated to rate a plunger, but this one is worth owning.

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.

Smaller than expected.

First Plunger bought working like a "CHAMP" for Seven (7) continuous years. Unfortunately, I probably use more often than the normal household. The rubber suction apparatus finally became torn and was unable to create suction anymore. I reorded another "BATS OUTS" PLUNGER due to the excellent service it provided. When I received the replacement Plunger and started to screw the Handle into Rubber Plunger the Handle "CRUSHED IN MY HAND, BECAUSE IT WAS HOLLOW PLASTIC." This came as a complete surprise to me and I had already disposed of the complete worn plunger. I was issued a replacement and the assembly went without any problem. I trust the Next ten years of service will be trouble free. Danny Sieg (Satisfied Amazon Prime Member)

I really wish I didn't need a plunger but from time to time I do. I think it's mostly my wife's fault but she thinks the same of me and we disagree on who is right. Anyway, when the sitter protests too much at its burden and refuses to send the load along, this plunger does its good work. I don't know whether it's "industrial grade" and I'm unsure why it may be important to distinguish industrial strength from the alternative [domestic strength?] Do people at industrial sites take more impressive dumps than people in the home? Anyway, the plunger is fine, regardless of the category of your business.