PWWDADA Supply Guru Heavy Duty Force Cup Rubber Toilet Plunger with a Long Wooden Handle to Fix Clogged Toilets and Drains (18", 1) (Original Version)

This was for a person who is very tall and he admits that the handle is very long as opposed to some others that he has ordered. So yay!

Stick on the top of my car with an antenna ball on top so I can locate it in parking lots

Our/my(jj/aL) The Swedish WhiteLady Reviews It ALL review in short of PWWDADA Supply Guru Heavy Duty Force Cup Rubber Toilet Plunger with a Long Wooden Handle!(SPOILER!: Ok so Unlike Traditional Plungers That Come Fully Assembled In ONE Piece, This plunger Comes DISASSEMBLED/ In MULTIPLE Parts that you must wrestle together for five minutes or so before testing-obviously I(jj/aL) deducted many points for this annoyance alone)OK So As far as plungers go, I prefer the old fashioned thick rubbery ones . My go to plunger is at another location and I had a plumbing emergency that necessitated the plumber use hardware and such, but I thought I would get a plumber to have here, just for maintenance and prevention purposes also.And, based on the photos I ordered this one (that I have ordered before) because the last one fell apart, but after first, being damaged by an outside party. So I decided to give it another chance just in case, but ordered another one with the black rubber from Walmart to compare. Upfront, What I don’t like about this plunger is it is more like the brittle stale rubber as opposed to the sturdy flexible rubber of the plungers that really get the job done. And that is separate from the issue of this thing arriving in multiple parts.Because of this I ordered one from Amazon and one from WalmartAs explained, The Amazon branded PWWDADA Supply Guru Heavy Duty Force Cup Rubber Toilet Plunger with a Long Wooden Handle came in multiple parts/disassembled. This is never good. I don’t know why I forgot this in the first place, but also the rubber is very britle/fragile so if someone mishandled the plunger even by accident it might not function properly to provide the appropriate pressure needed for plunging however/but the branded. And while in the photos The Amazon branded PWWDADA Supply Guru Heavy Duty Force Cup Rubber Toilet Plunger with a Long Wooden Handle looked good, it still came in multiple parts/disassembled so that was a problem in and of itself as any plunger should be fully assembled already and ready to go without having to push rubber back in place and all of that.Top Plungers1. Plumber Snake Device (I still prefer the old one that looks like giant pliars the size of a ladder but the newer ones a plumber can carry in a tool bag and attaches to a drill for use)2. FlexiSnake (manual plastic-y thing to use to unclog drains )3. Ridgid 41408 Power Drain Spin Cleaner (this one looks like what the plumbers like to use nowadays)4. Vevor Drain Cleaner Machine5. Kendik RubberToiletPlunger with WoodHandle OnlineFromWalmartstores Is the one that has that thick flexible rubber that comes fully assembled that you want to have around to plunge to resolve any clogging/backup issuesI am also looking at the waterpressure/air pressure ones that some plumbers are suggesting but if I get one I will still keep both- as the well made rubber ones have never let me down, yet, but the more ambitious industrial-friendly RidgidPowerDrainSpinCleaner may be worth investigating for husbands that are a bit handy around the house. But as far as this plunger, the branded PWWDADA Supply Guru Heavy Duty Force Cup Rubber Toilet Plunger with a Long Wooden Handle that came in multiple parts goes, NO it definitely isNOT the manual plunger you want to buy. Try any one of the other ones, but also, it’s best if you can see it in store to make sure of the rubber plunger part texture (like the Kendik one mentioned).Overall grade, F-minus, orZEROstars!

I’m going to be 100% honest, I bought this plunger specifically to flip. It was becoming a real struggle to find a plunger that had the correct firmness and flexibility to stick to the ground after a solid flip. I had looked all over stores with no luck so I turned to the internet and took a shot in the dark when buying this plunger, not knowing if it would be right for the job. Well let me tell you, this bad boy stuck to the ground perfectly. However after landing a single, double, and triple flip, we knew there would be no truer test thank the notorious quad flip. The shear rotational force on a quad is so powerful that only the best of plungers would have enough suction to withstand it and stay perfectly suctioned to the ground. Boy let me tell you how disappointed I was when I missed the quad and the stick smacked the ground, shattering on impact after the fourth rotation. I was heartbroken. But I didn’t give up. I began to preform a stick transplant procedure, swapping the shattered stick with the stick from a previous plunger who’s cup had lost suction. It was a perfect fit. We then proceeded to land some quads after multiple attempts, proving the quality of the plungers cup. Over all I am giving this plunger a 4/5 for flipping. The cup is worth 5 stars but it lost some points with the fragility of its stick. It probably works on toilets too if you’re into that sorta thing. 9/10 would recommend.

It works. That's all that matters.

Have yet to have it delivered...still waiting!Over 3 weeks (I think) for a very basic plunger.Seems a bit strange, but hey I'm not in any hurry

I like these kind of plungers

Perfect for what I wanted. I purchased 2, 5 gallon buckets, cut a hole in top for the handle to stick up thru. I use it when camping. I place laundry in it with wool lite. I bought the second for fabric softner and rinse water . Well pleased.