Monument MON2161 2161X Professional Power Plunger

Product Information

Included in this set is a flanged toilet plunger and a standard toilet bowl cleaning brush. The plunger features a commercial-grade rubber suction cup and an ergonomic handle. The toilet bowl brush has dense nylon bristles that keep its shape even with frequent scrubbing. Nonslip features make handles easier and safer to hold. An ergonomic grip can make plunging more comfortable and effective. For example, a T-handle can offer a better hold for consistent plunging power. Drip Tray and Brush Type of Toilet: Some plungers can be used on any type of toilet, while others are designed specifically for low-flow models. In case you are looking for a plunger to use in multiple toilets then a tiered plunger would be perfect since they have a universal design.

Design: There are several plungers on our list that are straight-forward, and several that offer drip trays, concealed storage, and other bells and whistles. We even include an automatic plunger! If you have a flat-surfaced fixture such as sink, floor drain or bathtub drain use flat-bottomed plunger types. However, the surface of your fixture is not flat, for instance, the curved bottom of your toilet, use plungers that have a flange. Comfort and Ease of Use

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For stylish storage, each piece comes with its own discreet white holder. The holders have a drip-free design, with a magnetic collar that attaches to the sturdy stainless steel rod of the plunger or toilet brush. This design keeps the handle in place and allows users to store and carry the units with no risk of drips.

The downsides of tiered plungers include; less volume than an accordion-style plunger, it can be harder to clean, and you need more plunging effort compared to the automatic and power plungers Taze PlungerAlso known as the standard plunger or simply sink plunger, this is the most common type of plunger in many households. It is what usually comes to mind when most people think of plungers. These are pretty self-explanatory, a slow-drainer is a partially clogged toilet that will still allow water to drain, albeit slowly, while a no-drainer is completely stopped and will have no water movement in the bowl. To suit multiple uses, some toilet plungers feature interchangeable heads ideal for different drain sizes. Other models can double as cleaning tools. Multipurpose storage trays can include toilet brush holders to keep bathrooms or utility rooms organized. What to Consider When Choosing the Best Plunger Metal and plastic handles are lightweight, comfortable, durable and most importantly easy to clean and maintain The Shape of your Household Fixture Surface Before getting a new plunger, be sure it is the right type and free of damages Any tears of the cup or bell of the plunger will result in a poor vacuum seal and loss of pressure.

The lightweight aluminum handle resists both mold and rust, and it features a hole at the end for hanging in a supply closet with a dustpan and broom. Durability, affordability, and ease of use—this plunger from Neiko offers all three. The handle usually come in metal, wood or plastic. While wooden handles look and feel nice and are some of the most affordable, they’re not easy to clean and they start to rot through when they get too damp. At the same time, wood is a rougher surface which is more likely to gather dirt, grime, and bacteria over time. This type of plunger does away with the idea of the traditional rubber cup and handle altogether, replacing it with a regular manual pump-like mechanism that utilizes pressurized air to loosen and break clogs in drains. Air pressure plungers come can be by hand or electricity corded or cordless with a rechargeable battery. This is a modified version of the cup plunger. Like the standard plunger, the flange plunger, also known as toilet plunger, comes with a wooden/metallic/plastic handle and a rubber cup attached at the end. Instead of a flat bottom, the cup has a soft rubber flap (called a flange) that extends down to form another smaller cup. Flange Plunger

How It Works

Press the plunger against the toilet drain or bowl. By doing this, the ridged area of the plunger holds air. The ridges easily collect fecal matter and dirty water, and since they are hard to spot, they get unsanitary rapidly. The ridges are also not easy to clean Plungers are a stalwart option for clearing toilet clogs. Plungers create a seal in your toilet piping and work by creating air and water pressure, which works to push through the material clogging your toilet. Having a good grip is important when plunging, as it allows you to put enough power behind each motion to loosen and dislodge the clog. It also makes the process more comfortable for your body. Look for a plunger with an ergonomic handle, such as the Mr. Clean Turbo Plunger and Bowl Brush Caddy Set ( Best Set) or Luigi's Toilet Plunger with Caddy ( Best for Elongated Toilets), for the most comfortable experience. These plungers allow you to get a better grip, and control the placement of the plunger flange for the best suction.