Some plungers have a ridge around the inside where gross toilet water can get stuck. This model doesn't look like that would be a problem, but is it?
1027465
No. It has a smooth edge and the water does not stay inside. It works well for us.
1027466
Not a problem...there is an angle, but you just tip the plunger a bit & it empties completely. There is no ridge to trap anything. Very easy to manage & clean. Works great!
2015518
In my case, there was a small amount of water that would leak from the back of the toilet where the water line attached to the valve. I wasn't sure if it only leaked during flushing or just a random leak. Valve fixed the problem.
1803017
It has three different modes, one that is a bit dribbly but the other mode has great pressure. We just redid the plumbing with pex fittings though so that might have something to do with it too. I'm going to say though the water pressure is just fine.
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.
843229
We had ours undermounted and had a hole punched in the upper left for soap and the upper right for filtered water. No problems at all.
2113567
I also have a hard time pushing the plunger down. Sometimes the "seal" breaks and it goes down easily. I just think it's the nature of the design. I still love mine and use it every morning.
651085
I've had no problems at all---works like a charm. I love it. Now, I'm amazed at how long other toilets take to flush---all that water gone. But, mine is used with the American Standard toilet--don't know why that would make a retrofitted not work right, though. Maybe you just got a bad one.
1354011
If the unit doesn't tip enough to make the plunger go back in, the alarming won't stop. I don't think it would work very well for that reason.
973674
I can tell you that we have a similar situation -- lots of paper... And it has NEVER even seemed like it MIGHT clog! It is a great toilet. The only issue I have with these new fangled less-water toilets is that they get dirty fast. We now keep degradable toilet wipes nearby to give a quick wipe, which it needs more often that older, more-water toilets.
346471
Yes, since all of the tank contents is pulverized with the water pressure. In regards to directly into toilet the water pressure is high and will probably make a mess from back splash.
938062
Hello: the plunger is probably in the locked position. While holding the black ring, turn the clear top part until it releases.
2105291
No. There is none. The contact surface is the only area to provide stability. Due to variation in the toilet itself, this seat may be more stable in some toilets but not others.
526774
I have not been very happy with this plunger and much prefer to the HD Plunger. The RR Plunger appears to be the wrong size and shape for my Toto toilet. But - it has no moving parts, just a strange handle that allows two handed pushing and a sort of prong inside the rubber suction bell, which I suppose is intended to prod or break-up anything solid it encounters. I could never quite make it develop the sort of suction that would cause the water in the pipes to churn back and forth, something that came easily with the HD Plunger. If RR had any special secret instructions for making their plunger work magic, they kept them secret from me. I have not been very happy with this plunger and much prefer to the HD Plunger. The RR Plunger appears to be the wrong size and shape for my Toto toilet. But - it has no moving parts, just a strange handle that allows two handed pushing and a sort of prong inside the rubber suction bell, which I suppose is intended to prod or break-up anything solid it encounters. I could never quite make it develop the sort of suction that would cause the water in the pipes to churn back and forth, something that came easily with the HD Plunger. If RR had any special secret instructions for making their... » Read More I have not been very happy with this plunger and much prefer to the HD Plunger. The RR Plunger appears to be the wrong size and shape for my Toto toilet. But - it has no moving parts, just a strange handle that allows two handed pushing and a sort of prong inside the rubber suction bell, which I suppose is intended to prod or break-up anything solid it encounters. I could never quite make it develop the sort of suction that would cause the water in the pipes to churn back and forth, something that came easily with the HD Plunger. If RR had any special secret instructions for making their plunger work magic, they kept them secret from me. « Show Less
2005465
Yes the water spot is low but that is most of these dual flush 1.6gpf toilets. It seems to wash away any residue left so I wouldnt worry about it.
1355681
Yes, I was having the same problem, and plunger was not helping, I had to be calling my apartment office to help all the time, but with this, I have no problems because it does just the job. I recommend you to buy it.
2264734
I believe it will! Unfortunately, this plunger does not come with instructions and I almost tossed it before I realized how to use it. The key is to slowly depress it and push all the air out of it. Once you do this, you let it expand back to normal size and it fills with water. Once it is full of water you can gently work it up and down to push water through the toilet. It is by far the best toilet plunger I have ever used but beware if you push down too hard you will push water out of the toilet bowl into the floor.
363490
My blockage was downstream so toilet water was clean, no mess. I would think if the toilet is soiled, cleaninitally in clean toilet water, second cleaning outside with soap and water.