CHICIEVE Sink Plunger,High Pressure Toilet Plunger Sewer Dredge Tool to Easily Clear All Blocked Sink Toilet,Floor Drain,Bathroom

I have to say I've been at a loss with my shower tray for a while now, I wasn't able to have more than a few mins in the shower before the water started to build and it would breach the seal on the bottom of the doors flooding the bathroom. I'd tried a normal plunger and a few different liquid solutions but none of them did the trick and in order to have a shower I'd have to keep turning it off and on.I saw a similar pressure gun on YouTube and decided to give it a go as a hail mary before reaching out to a plumber to clear the drain and I am glad I did, the gun is very simple to use and had the water flowing properly again inside 3 or 4 uses. Looking at the document that comes with it, it states a maximum of 40 pumps however I found after 10 the pressure was such that pumping it was difficult so I didn't do more that 10 but it did the trick and I can now have proper shower again.I'm not sure about it's use for sinks and toilets but am very pleased with it.

It worked. My bathroom sink has been blocked for weeks. I tried every chemical product on the market and bought a sink snake, none of them had any impact on the problem. I unwrapped and used this product two minutes after delivery. It's simple to use, no harsh, smelly chemicals that damage the environment. It's easy to use and works like a high pressure air bullet.I have a fully functional sink again.

Well my sink was truly blocked tried everything I must admit using wire cleaner as well but one more try before I get plumber !!!! put mr muscle down again but bypassed u-bend "unscrewed" and put cleaner down pipe directly left for 15 min then got the gun out and tried once more lots of thick black stuff started to come up I used the gun about 3 times .Then no more black stuff "blockage gone" when the sink is clear the gun stops working as its done its job, its a great device and would recommend to anyone .

I had a blocked toilet , and after seeing the good reviews , i purchased one , one arrived the next day or so and i quickly opened it , fairly easy to assemble , started with puttin 10 pumps , did not open , second time i put 15 , then 20 , then 25 , when the pump bottom gave in and broke , it says 40 pumps max pump load for toilet , i only went up to 25 when it blew up., and the rubber end that should fit snug with the toilet pan entry , does not fit snug and there is a gap , so all the air blasted at the toilet is not going through . did not work for me . also , you need to be strong to load more than 20 pumps.

I bought this gadget as a "last shot" before calling a specialist out to clear a blocked drain. I didn't expect it to work but thought it was worth a try, after all I had already spent £££ on various drain clearing products... It succeeded where those "heavy duty" drain cleaning products failed (if you're ready these product reviews you have probably also tried the same products). It cleared a super slow running drain after 4 attempts - all the debris magically appeared at the bottom of the drain. (I only pumped the chamber 5x rather than the 10x recommended as I wanted to make sure I didn't damage old pipework). Instructions were easy to follow. The plastic cover is a nice touch to reduce splashback. Pro tip: MAKE SURE you remember to cover the overflow inlet hole on your sink otherwise you will get an (unpleasant) surprise when you fire the first burst of air. :)

Packaged in a plastic bag.Accessories complete.Its a generic pressure gun (most probably made in PRC). No brand name on it.There are more instructions on the sale page on Amazon than in the paper that came with it!The pressure gun it replaced was from a national wholesaler whose name ends in 'fix'- that came with proper instructions.Yet to see how long this one lasts (the last one worked well for several years).

I did a really dumb thing and put two packets of out-of-date dry noodles down my insinkerator together with some hot water. I should have predicted it would block. I tried plunging, 2m ‘snake’ unblocked, caustic soda, undid all the waste pipes and tried to suck out with a wet and dry vac. Eventually called a plumber who tried a 7.5m snake and weirdly this didn’t work either because the snake came up through another sink which should never happen. He did everything I did and gave up saying there was nothing he could do. According to my plumber, the builder who build my extension has fitted the connectors wrongly under the floor. The extension is still under warranty however I didn’t want the disruption of removing the kitchen, lifting the oak floor, digging through concrete and putting us up in a hotel (but, hey, they saved 50p on a connector). So I got this unblocker and after sealing some other waste pipes so that the pressure only had one way to go, I attached this directly to the waste under the sink, did 5 blasts with 10 pumps, still blocked, 5 more still blocked, 10 more and it was unblocked. Yay!

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