How big is this? Is it easier to store than a regular plunger?
268390
I would not buy this plunger again, it should come with an adapter to seal to the toilet bottom for a good seal (It doesnt). Not much smaller than a regular plunger
268391
The Johnny Jolter is about 20 inches long and, at it widest point (the handle), it is about 8 inches wide - although most of the unit is only 3 inches wide. I store it in the corner of my bathroom behind my toilet and you cannot see it unless you actually look for it. This could also be easily stored in a linen closet or even under the bathroom sink. It is actually smaller than the plunger we used to use. Hope this helps.
268392
Wow ...I did not expect this response...I thought it was smaller. Do you store it on it's side or vertically ? I am having some shelves made in a renovated bathroom & not sure how much room I need vertically on the bottom shelf to store the plunger. Can you give me the dimensions?...Thank you SO MUCH !!
268393
It is 25-40% bigger than a regular plunger so somewhat harder to store ..... but it is so superior in performance I wouldn't do without it
1793991
No plunger. It has a freshness valve in the lid that is replaced approximately every two months. Works perfect for me.
2194193
No, it is pretty much the size it is. The nozzle attachment will make it a little longer. However, it is pretty narrow, so easy to get into most small spaces, though it does not shorten.
734511
When fully closed (the plunger fully inserted) then end to end measures 4.5".
668938
The plunger works fine. The only difference I see compared to other plungers is that a little more pressure is needed by user on this one. I don't think a instructional video is really necessary. It is a little difficult for me as I am handicapped and my balance & strength are a bit of a problem. Good Luck
251865
I have not used the plunger often enough to be able t answer your question.
2185420
It is like a syringe, but there is only one plunger for the three tubes. Very simple and usable. also very effective
207258
No, it is a glass container and plunger would not fit. Putting hot water in bottom container might help make the honey flow faster.
617391
plunger end that interfaces with the valvespring had OD of 0.883" max, ID is 0.718" min on mine
1636486
The plunger is loose enough that it might work. What's also nice is they have caps to keep the confetti in until it's time to push it out. Congratulations and good luck.
668941
It really just get used the same way as a regular plunger. I must say that I am not terribly impressed with this item. The suction doesn't seem to be strong as you may think. It does work but a regular plunger would do just as well.
698199
It's a little bigger than a softball. Maybe 5 inches in diameter with a 2in spout? Plus or minus 1 inch.
1793989
There is no plunger, but instead a freshness valve in the lid which works really well; the valve is supposed to be replaced every two months. They give you six extra valves when you buy the vault. I'm really happy with it.
668939
This plunger works =very=differently= from others. At first I was very disappointed in it, until I read the review by Gina and tried it out a bit: You don't push it all the way in, so that the rubber part collapses; Instead, you push it just a little bit. This makes quite a bit of force, which works better for me than any other plunger I've tried.
1803772
this thing is not worth buying, its too flimsy to plunge toilet but to answer your question its about 10" square area
94427
Preferably not, not sure of the material it's made of. I suggest you do some research on the plastic it's made of especially the SKM plunger
735152
Don't know for sure, but I will say that it is by far the best plunger I've ever had