THRUSTER Toilet Plunger – Heavy-Duty Hydraulic Tool for DIY Enthusiasts and Handypersons to Unclog Stubborn blockages, Works Every Time

This product works every time and never fails. You can work a plunger for 45 minutes sometimes with no results. This product works quickly and efficiently, there is nothing else like it. This is a must have that fixes clogs no matter how bad quickly

Went to use this, so called, new design plunger and found it TOTALLY USELESS! It's a solid piece of step designed medium density sponge rubber with absolutely no plunging capability. One would think that there would be a hole in the toilet end of the plunger to create a push of water or air down the toilet P-trap when thrust pressure is applied. Nope, all it does is fit well into the outlet opening and does nothing when you push, because it's a solid piece of rubber. Too late to return item. Piece of crap for what it is supppose to do. Don't waste your money on this item!!

When I purchased the Thruster, I was skeptical that it might actually work in my narrow toilet bowl, but it did! I made the mistake at first of rocking the handle back and forth, thinking this would leverage it. Turns out you really need to pull the base in and out of the toilet drain (y’know, thrust) a couple times. (You also don't need to try to get the whole thing in, just as far as it can go). That’s when it started to work. I didn’t feel a ton of water movement the same way you do with a standard plunger, but I noticed the water level going down and then- clear! Once I figured that out, it was definitely more effective than a standard plunger as well. You just need to trust the process.I also recommend lubing it up with some soap. Helps the motion 😂

The motion is not the traditional plunging push and pull thrust. If you pull on this, the stick comes out of the head and can splash you and let’s water into the back end of the plunger head. The best motion is to push the head in and then change to a rocking motion to remove it from the toilet hole. So you sort of push the stick forward from the top as opposed to pulling it back. Definitely suggest a trial in clean water before using in a dirty toilet.Purchased this for Kohler toilets that have an elongated bowl and triangular opening to flush down waste. Traditional round plungers just don’t seal and don’t work very well. This works better than the other plungers and I have tried some of the newer designs here. If others have failed, try this one.This doesn’t suck. It forces water down the hole and unclogs using positive pressure instead of suction.

The media could not be loaded. As you can see in the video, I tried multiple different pumps and pulls to no avail. The handle didn't come off at all, as stated in other reviews, and I was giving it pretty good pushes and pulls. I almost got blisters on my hand, given the amount of force I gave it, trying push the water through. Before I decided to do the video, I had tried it 2x. So I technically tried iy about 5-6x with zero success. I watched there how to video and did exactly as the girl did, plus more techniques just hoping to unclog the toilet. Will be returning it.

At first, I wasn't sure if it would work well but after using the THRUSTER Toilet Plunger, it easily unclogged my toilet within just two pumps!

My toilet was clogged for two days waiting for this thing to arrive but the normal round plungers wouldn't work due to the wedge shape of these new modern toilets. This was advertised as working on the newer toilet models so I decided to give it a shot. It only has two pieces so it took like 10 seconds to assemble then I went to try it out. At first it seemed like it wasn't doing anything but the water level was going down steadily as I kept plunging. In under a minute it cleared the clog. So I highly recommend this item!My ONE nitpick is that it doesn't have a caddy/container to hold it. I had to buy another plunger/caddy set and then throw out that plunger to have a place to store this one. If they just included a caddy it would be perfect.P.S. You might want to avoid that "thick and soft" toilet paper as that's what caused this issue in the first place.

Does not work on regular toilets & does not advertise that. I can't give it away.