MP100-1 Heavy Duty Toilet Plunger, Navy Blue

My kitchen sink has been draining very slowly or not draining at all for the past few months. Like so many others wrote in their reviews I have been using vinegar and baking soda. I finally bought the Master Plunger. Now I have very bad shoulders from wheelchair use - lots of pain and weakness. I thought I would have to call a friend to plunge it out for me but wanted to try to do it myself first. My big country kitchen sink was full of water, 3 inches from the top. Just 2 VERY GENTLE plunges and my sink immediately drained. I am truly amazed at how easy it was! Makes me so happy to be able to do it myself!!!

Very few products out there work as well as this plunger.

It’s hard plastic. Doesn’t work at all

It is SO hard to find an adequate plunger anymore, one that doesn't fall apart with the first or second use. The knob on the handle on this one collapsed with the first or second use, but not to the extent that it isn't usable, although it does put extra strain on the hands and wrists. The handle doesn't seem designed for homo sapiens! That knob in the middle of the handle? Please! What's that for?! But the worst part of it is that it splashes up a bit on the user's hands, worse than others I've used (or tried to use), and since I already have bowel issues, I sure don't need an excuse for more, from fecal bacteria finding their way back into my system, if you'll pardon my medical explicitness. (C'mon, it's a TOILET plunger we're talking about, for gosh sake. Grow up.) For five years one I got at Sears Hardware was like magic! I SO wish Sears hadn't discontinued that line, or that I'd made a note of its manufacturer or any other distinguishing information, to try and find it again. It was almost like this one, but not quite, like I've said. So if you have one that works, MAKE A NOTE OF IT SO YOU CAN FIND IT AGAIN IF YOU NEED TO LOOK FOR IT ELSEWHERE! Like the song says, "You don't know what you've got until it's gone." Like the guy on the radio says, "When you find a winner, you stick with it." Who'd'a thunk Sears would discontinue a perfect product? The state of American commerce these days! I guess it was "too perfect," not enough built-in obsolescence, eh? How crooked. So anyway, yes, BUY THIS PRODUCT...AND NOTE THE INFORMATION THAT COMES WITH IT SO WHEN THIS MERCHANT DISCONTINUES IT YOU MIGHT BE ABLE TO REPLACE IT ELSEWHERE. Maybe get two or three at once, 'cause nothing lasts forever. I got two, and am glad I did!

Had an old fashioned plunger...and it never got the job done...only partially drained the toilet but never fully got it to unclog. I bought this bellow type plunger....guess what, after one try.. finally unclogged. Don't know how long it will last but yes worth it.

We have all had problems with plungers, this product is a different species since it provides a bit more strength. The cost was reasonable, but the reality was that it is in the grocery store, hardware store, and locally can be obtained for about the same cost less shipping. An OK deal, the plunger is worth using however.

I bought 3 of these based on past experience. I took two of them to work. One for toilets and the other for sinks. The bottom of this plunger is ideal for the drain in our stainless sinks. One was running slow last week and I filled it and tried it and in 5 seconds it was draining well. I highly recommend these. I also recommend that you purge the air out of it when plunging a toilet. The large chamber holds a good amount of air and if the toilet is filled near the rim, you'll make a mess if you don't allow it to fill with water.

This plunger 🪠 style provides a lot more pressure to work with! It won't clear every clog, but for those within two to three feet of where you're plunging, you should be successful.

Does EXACTLY what it says it will. Feels sturdy and well made. Comes in two parts that you screw together, just make sure you screw them tight enough. I love this thing. Cleared blockages I thought I might have to get the plumber out for, with all the embarrassment that entails. But no! It made an easy job of it.

My toilet, sadly, does not flush well. You do not need to apply a lot of pumping pressure and no splash back. I bought a sink plunger (smaller version) by the same company and was quite happy with it and decided to buy this toilet plunger. GT Water Products is a brand you can trust.

Will get the job done real fast, even the toughest.

This works great in sink or bath to give an occasional blast through. Have not needed to use in the toilet but sure it would work very well if needed. We rinse and dry after use and hang on inside of airing cupboard so it is easy to find. Very pleased and highly recommend.

As described, but you need a blockage to test if it works - I don't have one at present