094 Patented All-Angle Mighty Suction Perfect Plunger, 2-Pack

After thrashing around with a blocked toilet for 20 mins..and looking up online for tips on how to accomplish the task I gave up and in my exasperation bought this thing online. I've often found unblocking a struggle but I've never left defeated before. I suspected it was a bad workman blaming their tools but NO....literally one plunge from this fantastic thing and we had lift off. I didn't even realise it was a 2 pack - what value!!. Slightly ashamed of myself for being so excited but WHHOHHOO! great purchase, great price, easy to use, effective, invincible, awesome, a member of the family.

works well. but could pump more air.

First, when you open the package, the rubber has a very strong gassy smell to it. Almost nauseating. Hopefully this goes away. Second, the sticker on the handle is a pain to get off. You will need goof off or something to get it off. The sticker comes of in chunks and soap and water wont help.Dear Neiko,Get a better sticker for your product. The one you have is a pain in the butt.

This plunger stinks literally and this before it was ever used. The rubber part of the plunger smells horrible (kinda like a cheap chemically rubber smell). In a small bathroom, the toxic smell is overwhelming.

These 2 plungers appear to be pretty sturdy and work great, but have a really strong smell to them. So strong that they are not bareable to keep in the bathroom. What good is a plunger for a guest bathroom if it smells so bad you can not store it in there? Smell has not improved over time, did not help rinsing off or leaving outside in the sun to off-gas.

These plungers were purchased for a relative who lives in a nearly 70 year old house. Its pipes, for the most part, are just as old. They had switched to water saving toilets, and despite the rated flush power of 10, soon began to get those occassional deep, nasty clogs. Well, none of the orange hardware store plungers worked because they're either designed for toilets of 70 years ago or plain cheaply made. Their cups were either too flat, or of hard plastic accordian style that simply do not seal properly. Plunging was a fountain of mess--to put it lightly!What saved the day, and a costly pipe replacement, are these Molla plungers. It's ingenious modern design at work: inware tapered cup, multiple baffles seals, and medium hardness black rubber, all work together to properly seal the drain hole in a modern low flush toilet. With this device the plunge pressure is focused and stays in the pipe. It truly makes uncloging a one-two easy task.One tips is the plunger works better when the plunger cup is covered by water. Although the device already makes a good seal, a better seal happens when the rubber is wet.

Now there's a sentence I never thought I'd hear myself say, but it's true - I LOVE my new plungers!When we moved into our house, we bought new plungers for both bathrooms. They each came with a nice white clam-shell style housing where they could be discreetly tucked away, and we thought that was great. What we didn't realize was that the material those plungers was made of would be stiff enough to support the weight of a car... which makes them all but useless if I (with arthritic hands) had to plunge the commode.Enter the Neiko plungers.Now I have to tell you - our downstairs toilet seems to need plunging almost daily. it's finicky. Suffice it to say, with the old plunger, this was problematic if I was home alone. Apparently, the Neiko plungers have magical properties - we had them a FULL MONTH before we had to use one. My husband suspects that our downstairs toilet was intimidated into behaving. The good behavior alas did not last, and it was soon time to take the plunge...World. Of. Difference.These plungers are both flexible AND powerful. I can wield it with a single hand, and you'd have to know just how bad my hands are on my best days to understand what a big deal that is. The handle itself is of a comfortable width, and the ease with which these do the job is pretty great. As an added bonus, these fit PERFECTLY inside the white clam-shell housing we had for the old plungers, so we've been able to continue using those to keep our bathrooms looking neat.Neither of us is sure if it's due to magical intimidation or the quality of the plunge, but that finicky downstairs toilet is only acting up about once a week now as well... so whatever the cause, we're pretty happy about that, too.

Work fine and the price was right