Product Details
✓Abs+pp
✓DUAL HANDLE TOILET PLUNGER: The ergonomic T-grip lets you push straight down with both hands instead of wrestling a single stick, so it takes far less effort than an old cup plunger - easy enough for just about anyone to manage.
✓FITS ROUND, OVAL AND IRREGULAR TOILET OUTLETS - An old cup-shaped plunger sits on top of the hole and tries to suck. If your bowl isn't a perfect circle, it slips and nothing happens. This toilet bowl plunger works the other way around - the soft rubber head slides down inside the drain and drives a solid column of water around the bend. It's already underwater, so no trapped air soaks up the force and nothing sprays back at you. Every push lands straight on the clog - before you call a plumber.
✓✅ NO SPLASH-BACK - This toilet plunger clears clogs with water pressure, not suction. Fill the bowl to about 3/4 - that water does the work. Push in slowly at a 45° angle, pull back slowly, and it will not splash. ✅ TO CLEAN: rinse it off, let it dry, then drop it back in the holder. ✅ Scan the QR code on the box for the full video.
✓VENTILATION & DRAINAGE SYSTEM: When you lift the toilet bowl plunger, the lid will automatically open, and when you place the plungers for bathroom back in the holder, the lid will automatically close. The bottom comes with a pull-out water storage tray, and the compact space saving design hides your bathroom plunger.
✓WALL MOUNTED TOILET PLUNGER: The toilet plunger with holder comes with a sticky hook, providing two options for your bathroom storage: wall mounted or standing. Hanging the toilet plunger on the wall can prevent water from contaminating the floor and producing odors, keeping the bathroom dry and hygienic.and the adhesive hook gives you two storage options - wall mounted or standing.Compact, hidden and hygienic.
✓STRAIGHT TUBE DESIGN REACHES THE CLOG: The flexible head on this toilet plunger slides down inside the drain where a cup plunger can't, so it works on elongated and low-flow toilet bowls. Grip the dual handle with both hands and push straight down - some clogs clear on the first push, others take some time, so keep going. Pull back slowly and it won't splash.