Revolutionary Plunger, Squeegee, Clog Remover, Drain Cleaner, Bathroom Toilet Dredge Tool, Stainless Steel Handle with Caddy Holder, Оne Расk, Black

Perfect! Worked like a charm. Rinsed it off in the new toilet water with a couple of new flushes, put it back in the holder and only sanitized the part that was sticking out of the holder. The rubber on the bottom seemed to repel water, so it was very neat moving it from the toilet to the holder. There is ventilation in the holder as well.

This thing works great. It is the only type of toilet plunger that I will use, and I clog every toilet I have ever used. For some reason mother nature "blessed me" with an unusually large "deposit" ability and only power flush toilets can handle me without trouble. I have fought the old fashioned kind all of my life with the terribly messy results that splashing causes. I keep a separate one on hand to use on my garbage disposable on the rare occasion that it gets clogged up. It works fine on it too. The trick with the toilet plunging is to just push the clog down fully and then retract it one time. If that doesn't immediately do the job use a push pull action with a little more speed and repetition. You don't need to get carried away and too much force could break the handle which is tubular. I learned that one the hard way on the first one of these I bought.

Works really well though it does take a min to learn the right angle and force to use. My only complaint is that the "stainless steel" rusts.

I had to use one of these at a friend's house. I was panicking when I saw they did not have a plunger and only had this product. It worked much better, faster, and easier than plunging.

This product is very useful in unclogging my toilet quickly and safely. I love the caddy that it comes with and the value was great!!!

I had given the Shroom a 5 star review initially, but a couple of years later I have had two Shrooms break-off in different toilets. The more recent of the breaks was a brand new Shroom.Here is what new users (and the unsuspecting) need to know. Most importantly, the Shroom will eventually break off in your toilet. When it breaks, the entire rubber portion separates from the metal handle. It may be hard to conceptualize, but having the rubber portion of the device jammed into the relatively small and, therefore, tight waste outflow hole is very difficult to rectify.The first time this happened to me, I had to scoop out the remaining poopy water so I could get a pair of channel locks on the rubber plug. Though I could get a good grip on the plug, I could barely pull it out as I did not have the benefit of the broken-off metal handle.My second broken device was such that I could not get a good grip on the rubber plug. The Shroom had been inserted all the way into the toilet. Tremendous stress was required to pull it back out and the device was at its most vulnerable angle. As with the first break, the entire rubber part broke off from the metal handle. This time the rubber plug was deeper into the waste flow pipe and there was nothing to grip with pliers, vice grips, or channel locks.We ended up disconnecting the toilet from the floor and taking it to the backyard to perform major surgery. In the end, even with the toilet fully disassembled, we could not pull the plug out. Attempts to push the rubber plug through from the underside also failed.We ended up wasting a total of 10 hours, made a disgusting mess of our bathroom, and had to buy and install a new toilet. For these reasons and despite the irony that I had initially been a huge Shroom fan, I would suggest that anyone considering purchasing a Shroom, instead, stick with the older, slower, sometimes splashy toilet plunger technology.Happy Plunging....

I have a recent vintage Toto 1.2 gallons per flush toilet that stopped flushing reliably - it works OK 10% to 90% of the time. I replaced the inlet and flush valves and saw no improvement. I plunged the toilet with an older plunger and saw no improvement. I tried to use a snake, but the design of the Toto made that difficult. The ToiletShroom is foiled by the Toto design. It appears that output channel does not rise from the bowl outlet at a gentle angle, as shown in the drawings in the ToiletShroom listing and promotional materials. Instead, the output channel exits the bowl and then heads vertically for some distance. The 90-degree turn thwarts the shroom on both of my Toto toilets - it doesn't appear physically possible to get the thing to turn the corner. BTW, It is also difficult to get an auger to turn the same corner. That appears to be true for both a 1.2 gpf and an older 1.6gpf Toto.The company would do potential customers (and Amazon) a big favor by listing toilets that won't work with their product. I am returning it. That is why I am giving it 3 stars.

I’ve tried every possible toilet plunger but because of the odd shape of most toilet drains, I never could create the suction required using a traditional plunger, to be effective in clearing the obstruction.Until I tried this tool. It fits into any toilet drain perfectly, requiring only two or three plunges to clear any obstruction.As a bonus, the pleasant looking stand makes storing it in a handy spot beside the toilet tank reasonable, compared to having to store an ugly plunger in a less handy spot in the basement or garage.I highly recommend this toilet tool. It is a shame that you have to scroll so far down the Amazon list when searching for a toilet plunger. It should be at the top of the listings, because it is so effective.