20 Best Plunger For Kohler Toilet (2022 Updated)

Usage & What I Like: 1. ) I found that the Power Plunger is much more effective if you fill the cylinder with water. When filled with water the Power Plunger creates a hydraulic ram that quickly breaks up and clears the clog.

I found this tool to be much more effective than a traditional plunger. Worked easily on my bathroom sink which doesn’t have an over flow. 2. ) There is a small vent opening that can be used to hang the unit on peg board for storage.

What I don’t like: 1. ) This is a two handed tool in order to push and pull the piston a full stroke inside the cylinder. If you have an overflow your trying to seal using a rag with one hand it makes operating the “Power Plunger” a bit cumbersome without assistance from a helper.

In this case it would be difficult to work the Power Plunger back and forth while holding a seal on the overflow. However due to the size of the cylinder and long stroke you can push a large volume of water with one hand while holding a seal on the overflow with the other.

You can’t work the plunger back and forth single handed. 2. ) There is no easy way to store the Power Plunger as a single piece. Only one of the two adapters fits on the unit leaving the other loose.

I ended up tying the small adapter to the handle using a piece of string. It a second thread was provided the smaller second adapter could be attached to the unit for storage. Overall I am very pleased with its performance.

When I first came across this item when looking for an inexpensive snake, I thought it screamed “informercial. ” Then the reviews lead me to realize that it does some things a plunger can’t, so I gave it a try.

It worked great. I started by taking apart a bathroom trap and cleaning it with a hose outside to sparkling clean condition. I then used a traditional snake to verify that there were no major clogs in the line.

Then, I hooked up a portion of the trap so I could use this tool to blast water thorough the line (2-3 gallons worth) before hooking it back up to the sink. I used fresh water out of a 5gal bucket ONLY.

This cleaned the smaller debris the snake would never pull out, leaving the pipe very clean. I took the trap apart again to get the pedestal back together and I was impressed how clean the line was. I blasted some more water through after everything was hooked up for good measure, including the overflow, to clean it.

What a great tool! I would never have been able to clean the line like this with a conventional plunger!.

Earlier today, the wife texted me to share that our kitchen sink had become stopped up. I said, “No worry my love, I will stop at Harbor Freight on the way home and get some gear to unclog it. ” I was originally just looking for a drain snake, but then I saw the POWER PLUNGER.

Overcome with whimsy, I enthusiastically purchased this hilariously-named item. But guess what: IT PLUNGES! I immersed the rubber bell with the unit fully compressed, then drew in non-nasty water. I then maneuvered the bell over the drain, where I P L U N G E D The result? Almost immediate drainage after a few pumps.

NOTE: Though there is a screen before the pressure chamber, chunks of detritus could still get sucked up. I recommend chambering the unit with non-filthy water for potentially easier cleanup.

I always was able to unclog my toilet with the dish soap/ hot water method. This time it didn’t work so like the previous reviewer, I tried the baking soda vinegar method. Everything just got WORSE and my toilet was so gross and the water wouldn’t go down.

I went to Ho e depot to buy an auger/ snake. I really didn’t like the idea of cranking and all that- then I saw the Johnny Jolter plunger. It looked easy! That was so Ppealing to me so I bought it. It worked on the first plunge! I love this! Totally minimized the gross- ness (is that a word) of the whole experience.

AMAZING! And also made by disabled vets. I love this product!!! Saved me on getting a plumber too.

I have a new toilet and it clogs regularly. Clearing it has been a monumental challenge. The odd shape at the bottom prevented 2 other plungers from working or working efficiently. I thought, There is No Way I am the Only One having this issue! There has Got to be a better solution! I was reluctant to spend the thirty dollars, but WOW am I glad I did.

It cleared the clog with one “plung” and did not splash dirty toilet water onto my bathroom floor. I give this product my highest endorsement.

Best 26 dollars that I’ve spent Tried toilet snake no luckTried chemicals no luck This was my last resort before I pulled the toiletJust liked the directions said Submerge ,pull back make seal push CLEAR Heck yeah brother.

A family member clogged my toilet. The water would rise to the top and then overnight would slowly come back down. I tried a full bottle of green gobbler, hot water with dawn detergent, and three different plungers.

Nothing worked. A week later I tried sureplunge and one shot fixed it. Saved a call to a plumber. Pro-tip is to cover toilet with saran wrap to prevent splash back.

When I pressed the button, nothing happened. I tried wiggling the long handle, the silicone boot was securely in the toilet, after trying 5 times pushing the button, I removed it and the CO2 went off so I wasted one capsule.

After I put in another, it worked fine after I pressed the button 4 times. I followed the instructions so I don’t know why it does not release with one push of the button. Otherwise, it seems like this is a good product.

My son is going through potty training and likes to hold his poops in until they’re so big they clog the toilet. Regular plungers just wouldn’t cut it. This thing is amazing at clearing the clogs.

My only issue is the stand that comes with it. Surely there’s a better option other than having it open at the bottom allowing the water to drain onto the floor.

I have a standard wooden plunger with the upside down bowel shape that has served me well for several years, but when my sink backed up it was unable to get a good seal on the drain. I ended up purchasing the G T Water Master Plunger on a recommendation from a friend.

I put the plunger around the drain and proceeded to slowly push it down to ensure a tight seal. I then let up on the plunger while keeping a tight seal to let water be sucked up to pushed back down the drain.

I pushed the plunger down very quickly and water started to flow into the other side of the sink. After securing the other side of the sink I repeated the process. This time around I was able to push the water through the drain after several pumps.

The water drained out of my sink, but it did take about 15 seconds. I decided to use the plunger again for a couple more pumps then I ran water in the sink and it immediately ran through the drain. I would definitely recommend the G T Water Master Plunger for sinks, but it doesn’t work too well on low water toilets.

I used to live in a apartment with two bathrooms and of course both toilets had some serious problems. I tried to buy some products to unclog them, but it just didn’t work and the landlord didn’t seem all that worried about it unfortunately.

I pretty much had to use a plunger every time I flushed one of the toilets. My husband and I went through probably four or five of the cheap plungers with the wooden handles. Not only was the wooden handles very uncomfortable to use, but we had to push so hard to get the toilet unclogged that the handle pushed right through the rubber part and broke.

Then one day I found this plunger. I had originally missed it because it was in a different section in Walmart. This plunger was more expensive, but I was desperate to try something different. This plunger worked great! The whole thing is made out of rubber and it’s very comfortable to use.

It also didn’t take near as much work to unclog the toilet. At the bottom water does collect in it, so you have to make sure to shake it out. It’s very durable and I have been using this plunger ever since!.

I think they had the right idea with this plunger, they just didn’t see it through till the end. When you push down on this, the tip needs to form a seal or at least go down further to really be effective.

This MP100 3 doesn’t do this. It would work really great if the very bottom part sealed or was at least more pliable like the rest of the plunger. I am forever searching for the perfect plunger. With three low-flush toilets, they can get clogged fairly often if you don’t hold the handle down long enough when flushing.

Typical plungers hurt the insides of the palm of my hand because I have to push and shove so many times. This one gets a 10 score for that, but again, when I can’t get a complete seal on the bottom, it does unstick anything.

It’s too bad because I think they’re on to something here. I like the accordian thing its got going on. It makes you think, this is going to work great, it’s fitting and moving perfectly, but then in the end, it doesn’t do the job.

Perfect fit. Designed so it can sit on top of the raise/lower drain lever or have the lever threaded through it. I don’t find any difference in the effectiveness of it either way. I like the rubber seal around the stopper.

Super easy to install and looked like the exact replacement for the original Kohler part which had broken (looks like a genuine Kohler part, came in sealed Kohler packaging and says Kohler on it). Overall very happy with the part and price.

This satin nickel stopper assembly matched exactly, the stock Kohler stopper that was from the factory (Was missing one stopper in a dual sink setup). The color, size, sheen, and kohler lettering on the topside.

Also the adjustable base worked perfectly as well. 100% satisfied with this product.

“The Worlds Best Toilet Plunger” is no exaggeration. You only need a few days with a non-functioning toilet to realise what a good idea it is to have Luigi standing by as your saviour. Looking forward to the next blockage ;).

puchased this to use at our local beer festival where we always have trouble with pan blockages had to use this twice in ladies toilets and it shifted both paper heavy blockages quickly and with no splashback fantastic device and the storage container makes for clean storage.

Perfect for doing a good job, I didnt have to use it many times and it worked, I always keep it handy now.

Literally the easiest functioning plunger I’ve ever used and I have cleared many toilets over the years with the family. Works differently than all other plungers because you briefly fill the plunger head with water and when you push down, it forces that water through the system to clear the clog in no time.

Also because of the shape, there’s no fiddling around trying to get the proper seal to before you start. No splash back, only pushed down maybe once or twice with very little effort and the clog was gone.

Excellent product, I’ll be recommending this to everyone I know!.

This will clear a toilet and it works well for that. The hideaway design works okay. You have to tilt it at the right angle to tip it out and remove it. The biggest problem is that the bottom flange can get pushed up inside and then it traps toilet water and other contents.

It is then difficult to rinse off and clean out. We owned this for several months and it happened multiple times. Our previous plunger was a regular korky (non-beehive one) that worked well for years and never gave any problems.

We’ll go back to that style.

If this will not unplug it a plumber will be needed. This is my scond purchase of rhis beehive plunger, the first one my parents called and had plunged for a day with one of the old style plungers to no avail.

I went over with the oh lets call it the killer bee and i pushed down slow to allow the air to get out and on second push i used a bit of force and speed. Blam toilet went down. Flushed it several times.

Father said you should leave that here and get myself a nice new clean one. I declined and went to home depot on way home from work next day and picked up punger with holder and it was telescopic. Dropped that off to him.

Very happy.

I have a larger bellows-type plunger that I use for the toilet, but I wanted a smaller version for kitchen and bathroom sinks. These type of plungers do a masterful job on even the worst clogs. Within five minutes, I had declogged both bathroom sinks.

The key is to plug the overfill holes with your fingers, a rag, or some paper towels, and be ready to fish the gunk out of the sink as it rises to the top with each plunge. This unit may be small and pedestrian in appearance, but it packs a powerful punch.

We are DIY, working on the toilet for 2 days with a regular plunger and ‘snake’ without success. Bought this and it worked the first time. Remember to follow directions on the back of the label.

I purchased this after reading the reviews and it did not disappoint. I am 70, need joint replacement in my thumb so it is noteworthy that this was easy to use. It is also more powerful than any other one I have used.

Our clogged toilet was the result of too much toilet paper. We had a major mess on our hands – you can use your own creativity for that. Once the toilet clogged, we pulled out our onhand plunger, but it didn’t seem up to the challenge.

The needle barely moved. I quickly went to Target, and picked up this Korky Beehive. It was not effective, and when my husband got home he tried it. He said there is no suction, and to give him the old one.

With the old one, we could see progress in the water level, though not resolved. It took us waiting overnight, and then we picked up our old plunger again, and that did the trick. I think the handle design is clever, but is too tall and the handle bars are franky, not wide enough to let you get a good full hand on it to make a fist with full contact.

Because the handle is so tall, when you are that far away from the point of contact to the bowl, you want to have more control and pressure points. I found that as you press down, it would collapse sideways, due to the long handle.

Once I choked down on the handle about halfway to the black plunging part, it had more control and strength. But it was definitely not powerful. I feel the reason of this, is because there is not enough air capacity above the main fold to provide enough wind exertion into the toilet.

We watched the manufacturer’s video and follow protocol exactly. It was very little strength. Not everyone’s toilet bowl shape, and year will be the same. We are in a 4-year old new development, so the toilet bowl is probably 5 years old.

Anyone with kids or thinking about having kids need this! I have a 12 year old son. Enough said. He clearly used enough toilet paper to wipe out an entire forest. For three, yes 3, days I tried every trick known to man (and Google).

Baking soda and vinegar, boiling water, bleach, dawn, Saran Wrap, etc. The toilet would not give or clear on its own. Day three and the water (I’m using that term liberally) was up to the top still. Enter this toilet plunger, my savior.

Yes, it will work when nothing else will, but from now on I won’t need the other ways. I was impressed because I never buy products that have high ratings but many who received one free to try. These ratings looked legit and they are.

I’m so glad I bought two of these. I’m ready to gift my son one for Christmas for his bathroom. Joking not joking.

This is an awesome plunger. I have the older type of low flow toilet that clogs all the time and this plunger gets the job done every time. My only complaint is that it comes without a home. Don’t know about anyone else, but I don’t want to put a used plunger on the floor or in a closet by itself.

I needs a holder/stand/whatever. I have a stand for my previous plunger and it kind of works for this but not really – its too tall. I’ve ordered a small plastic trash can to use in its place. It would be awesome, though, if the company would come up with an option for hiding it away.

I would buy it in a heartbeat.

New toilet installed 8 months again. It’s an American Standard brand. First time toilet was plugged up today. Too much toilet paper. Tried a dollarrama plunger and it didn’t unplug the toilet. Searched for a better plunger.

Seen this korky brand. If possible put on plastic gloves. Pressed up and down twice in the toilet with the korky plunger. then pushed handle to flush toilet. BAM it worked. Happy camper here. Take the plunger and wash it down with water ,soap and bleach and dry it or leave in sink to dry off.

Then it’s ready to go if it’s needed next month and it’s clean for storage purposes.

I purchased this PLUNGER in hopes it would perform as stated by the company and reviewers and without any doubt it has surpassed them All! After years of trying with lots of disappointment an old fashioned plunger I made the decision to upgrade.

I worked on my stopped up toilet for 3 days with no noticeable results. I purchased this PLUNGER and upon arriving home i had to try it out. With one plunger with it the toilet immediately flushed out and works like it’s brand new.

I definitely recommend this item. It works as stated by the company and reviewers. You won’t regret it.

Much, much, much better at creating a seal than the old round type when your toilet has a modern shape. This plunger took one or two plunges to clear while the old style wasn’t making progress after 10 minutes.

So the toilet got clogged today, and I tried in clogging it with the “toy” plungers we had (plungers in a kit with the toilet brush and stand) they kept folding in on themselves with every push. Don’t waste your money on toy plungers with the stands!!! Buy this plunger it doesn’t fold in on itself and only took 5-6 good pushes to unclog our toilet.

works great, well made…with bowl close to full of water plunge a few times then pull to side let bellows fill with wate plunge a few more strokes and thats usually enough

mine came with out the yellow stick. these people need to pack these better and make sure the yellow stick is included in the order.

Whoever developed this tool is a truly genius! I was struggling with a clogged sink very bad. I had used a whole bottle of Drano and, when was about to go to a next one, decided to give a shot on this plunger.

It fixed 100% right away! That’s not a plunger – it’s a magic wand!.

This is a great little plunger. Works out when the sink or tub get a bit backed up.

Worked in a pinch for my Drano-refractory sink! Minimal mess!