Continental Mfg. Co. Plunger, 24in.

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We have two Totos, and they will clog with a firm download. This, of course, depends on the individual's diet, medications, and water intake. Now that winter is near, we do not drink as much water, so our stools are firmer, and the Totos clog on occasion.

We have tried every other plunger we could, and this one does the job right away. I even used a belt sander to modify a conventional type plunger to make it more likely to fit the trapezoid bottom of the Totos. No dice.

Ended up buying one of these for each Toto, and they do the job.

A plunger is a hard thing to love, but that is what Amazon says 5 stars means.

My Totos would be in the trash heap if I had not been able to find these plungers on Amazon. The dozen+ hardware stores I checked did not have it.

Many plungers have flaps that allow their plunger to be used both on toilets as well as other drains. They work okay & most of the time they are enough, but not always. I've used this brand of plunger for years. This particular plunger only works on toilets, but they really pack a punch. Accordion style toilet plungers only allow a push downward & often that is enough, but these will build up a bit of suction on the downward thrust & not only provide that downward push but then with a strong upward pull, will suction up & loosen the clog. Where other plungers, even with dozens of thrusts still leave a toilet clogged, these will usually clear the problem away with just a very few pushes. This style of plunger, I highly recommend.

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This plunger was recommended by plumbers and it lives up to it's recommendation! It works in various bowl designs and exerts a powerful force for clearing clogs.

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I call it the super plunger, because those small flat plungers doesn't do the job. with the super plunger, one good push and all your trouble goes right down the drain.

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I've had this thing for quite a while now, and although I've never had to use it, there continues to be an incredibly strong rubber odor coming from it each time I open the cabinet door under the sink. I tried to deordorize it with all sorts of things--white vinegar, baking soda, you name it. But no luck. Oh, well. Life goes on.

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