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Finally one year after I bought this Plunger, my toilet clogged today. I pulled the plunger from its package and gave it a shot. It took less than a minute and the toilet was unclogged, just like that. The instruction manual recommends setting the air pressure to 50-100 psi for toilet unclogging. I set mine to 75 psi just to be on the safe side.This is definitely the least messy solution for unclogging a toilet. Strongly recommend this.***updated on 11/18/2020***We had one more toilet clogging incident today. It worked flawlessly once again by fixed the clogged toilet in less than 30 secs. In my opinion, the product has already paid for itself by avoiding the potential plumber expenses/hassles of using a traditional plunger by taking care of these two incidents in last 1.5 years.

It came in a nice case - but one of the buckles was defective. I didn't think much about that. I plugged it in, pumped it up - and it seemed to work. As soon as I turned it back on, the pump started making really weird noises and wouldn't pressurize. Having a clogged pipe is bad enough. Dealing with a defective repair tool is just frustrating.

This is a great invention and somebody deserves an award for it. It's not perfect though. The power cord (which includes an AC to DC converter) is only 49 inches long. My toilet is farther from an electric outlet than that. Some of my toilets are in a different room. I had to use an extension cord to make the connection. The air pump is noisy and echos in a tiled bathroom. And then there's the icky task of taking the end piece off the device, cleaning it, and putting it back in the case after the messy job is done. But here's the important part - wow, it works! No effort, no splash, and on the first press of the button.

Everything had failed to unstop my toilet (and I am pretty good at unclogging it). I have a fairly new water-saver toilet, plungers don't work with it, and clogging is a constant problem. I saw this online and ordered it last week (and trotted down the hall to my guest room toilet while I waited its arrival). Today it was delivered. It seems like a quality product in a very nice case. The directions were pitiful plus they were not in English, but I quickly figured it out. It did take 3 tries; on the final successful one, I increased the air gauge pressure to 75. Also on the final effort, I finally got the air bladder thing figured out correctly. And I am writing this review mainly to help you figure out how to extract the inflated air bladder from its very snug fit. Because, let me tell you, it is wedged in the toilet so tight that one cannot remove it. However, there is a button at the base of the hand pump, and when you depress it, the air leaves the little bladder and then, voila, you can remove it. And then, you can actually flush your toilet again. I'm a slight 72-year-old female, and this worked great for me.

Plenty of air pressure, not much pressurized air volume. Probably good for small drains and toilets. Tried to open up a 3 inch floor drain with this gizmo for 2 hours. Not enough pressurized air for opening large drain pipes. Butenough pressurized air Nice design and quick pressurization. I'll keep it to try on smaller jobs. Time to call a plumber to snake the drain out.

I tried everything to clear a really bad toilet clog. Different plungers, a toilet snake (aka drain auger), a gallon of main line unblocker solution, Green Goblin solution - and this finally worked for me. It's a really well made device - even comes in a high quality carrier box.Now, some advice... - Wear eye protection. Especially if you've been putting chemicals in there, you do not want chemicals exploding back in your face if some of the pressure comes back out - this thing is powerful. - Wear old clothes for the same reason. - Get the end really tight in the toilet.

Worked ok for 3 months, after sitting awhile I went to use again and the motor just made a horrible noice.. Stopped working.

Worked great cleared my clogged toilet on the second go. I wasn’t able to fit a snake through the s pipe and I did not want to spend the money on a plumber to come out. The one suggestion that I would have for anyone using this is to place towels over the opening of your toilet on either side of the powered plunger. That way if you do not have a good seal from the head of the plunger to the pipe it does not have the blow back spray you and your bathroom with toilet nastiness, not like it happened to me lol.