95-4A Beehive Max Universal Toilet Plunger and Holder - Fits all Old and New Toilets - Powerful Plunge - Easy Grip T-Handle - Made in USA

Best plunger I have ever owned (and I'm old). Got this make/model from our maintenance man after he unstuck a toilet with it; a toilet that I could not unstop with 2 other plungers, and dozens and dozens of plunges. It was a Sunday and the last thing I wanted to do was call for help; but I had to, and this is the plunger the guy brought. We have the "new" toilet style (kind of "rectangular" in the bottom cavity), and this specific plunger is designed to handle that. Its end is "rectangular" also; and, so, when you use it, be sure to align its "rectangular" end with the "rectangular" toilet cavity shape. (There are pictures in the product description if not clear). When you plunge, do not do it at an angle. The bulb'ed bottom of the plunger might just collapse sideways (ask me how I know). Rather, stand it up straight in the toilet, into the bottom cavity, and plunge downward VERTICALLY on the T-handle, just straight up-and-down. NOTE: Several comments mentioned that the toilet holder was not good. Perhaps they made a design change, because the holder I got is WONDERFUL. Zero issues. Great design and functionality. All-in-all: a miracle from above. Highly recommended, though I cannot comment on its efficacy on the "old" style toilets.

The slightly elongated “oval” shape of the business end of this plunger made a nice seal around the toilet drain and the effective pressure was easily noticed during the gentle push and pull needed to remove my clog. The clog was cleared in short time. Other plungers just tossed water around the bowl rather than pushing it into the drain, resulting in wasted effort.

This is the best plunger I have ever owned. It's highly durable and works fast and easily. It usually only takes 2 pumps/plungs with this plunger to clear the clog whenever my tiolet gets clogged. I would highly recommend this product.

Works great but the only thing I would improve would be the plastic base and handle.

My old plunger, which was a typical half sphere rubber plunger, didn't really work. In fact it would take me half a day to unplug my toilet, for taking breaks in-between working on it, and hoping that somehow the water would soften the plug up over time. I did some looking into it and found out that the reason it wasn't working was because of the shape of our toilet. I looked and looked and did some video watching and blog reading....etc....found this guy. Never in my life, even with toilets that fit the old style plungers, have I ever pushed only ONCE on a plunger and like magic it was unclogged. I haven't even had time to decide if I liked the handle yet because It takes so little effort to unplug my toilet now. This is almost the best thing I've bought all year, and I'm saying that about a toilet plunger. I don't even have to get annoyed or pissed off now when other people in the house just leave their clogs without saying anything. First of all because other people are more inclined to take care of it themselves now that the plunger actually works, and secondly because it will only take a moment of my time and zero effort to deal with it. The stand it comes with is nice as it can be turned around so it looks nicer when its not being used. But it is a little bit of a trick to get the plunger in and out as that side could have been opened up a bit more. Combined with a spray bottle to spray down the inside of the toilet ( because poop chunks on brushes are just disgusting ), this plunger means that guests don't have to be embarrassed anymore about being human.

Probably the best plunger I’ve ever used. Gets clogs out quickly and easily.

Works very well.

I've always used the more conventional type of plunger. All my life. But, a few years back, I bought a 'low-flow' toilet, at Costco. First time I plugged it up, I had real difficulties plunging it free (and ever since then, for that matter). The toilet has an odd-shaped throat - almost rectangular in shape - and the plunger won't seal to it adequately. Both splashing (a LOT, if pushed down hard), and essentially just churning the 'stuff' into a thick soup- W/O clearing the toilet! Every six months to a year, since having him install the low-flow toilet, I've had to call my local plumber back out - to run his snake clear up the line. This last time, he said he'd never seen the likes of the 'slurry' that finally passed the outside inspection/breather access. Tired of the ongoing hassle and expense, I did some on-line research. It appears that the beehive plunger has the long-held reputation of fitting/sealing to toilets such as mine. Wish I'd known THAT years earlier!! Sure enough, I get a good enough seal to successfully plunge/free up the toilet each time I manage to clog it up, now. Has yet to fail me once (though its had it's challenges!) Highly recommended!!

Best plunger ever!

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Does what it says on the label. Took some time to get to me but really solid and good quality.

I seldom write reviews...but THIS PLUNGER!!!!! I would give it 20 stars if I could! It may not be the cheapest out there, but what are we looking for in a plunger? A 1-plunge wonder...and this is it!!!! So I got the plunger with holder, speed-shipped (because toilet was already clogged for a couple of days, totally worth it!) I am a petite lady who has NEVER done this before and do not own another plunger...so I thought to myself, this is a life-saving tool, I need a quality product. The BEEHIVE is what I decided on after reading all reviews. It came well-packaged, plunger looked really sturdy, the holder was quality plastic that was molded well (I dropped the whole thing and the bottom detached itself from the top part, I had to click it back in place, no sharp edges there). Since I've never done this before, I was really afraid of back spray (or whatever it's called), so I went in fully equipped, hair tied back, apron on, long kitchen gloves, a dish to bring the dripping plunger to wash. But none of those were actually needed. I made sure to mini flush so there was a good amount of water in the toilet bowl (covered most of the plunger), fit the Beehive in, gave it a twist to make sure it had a good seal, kind of pumped (lightly) a few times...nothing really happened (couldn't hear anything really), so I pulled the Beehive out and SWOOOOSH...the water flushed like normal. It was THAT easy. Thank you Korky for bringing us this awesome plunger!!!! Highly recommend!

I had a partial drain block in my new toto elongated toilet and tried the 3 plungers I owned already. I spent several hours with flushing soapy water buckets, plunging, etc. to no avail. I received the Korky Beehive today and went to just fill the plunger with water before I went to plunge and it sealed so well that it cleared on the first push and moved the blockage. Amazing!!!