How does this work on the elongated bowls?
521171
The graduated design and the flexible material seems to allow it to fit securely in most any opening. Highly recommend.
521172
I have what I believe to be is an elongated bowl style, perhaps there are various degrees of elongation&gt; In any event, this plunger is the best of many that I have used over the years.
521173
I have what I believe to be is an elongated bowl style, perhaps there are various degrees of elongation> In any event, this plunger is the best of many that I have used over the years.
2011398
yes, I actually had to return mine as I have a round bowl, it is obviously designed for the elongated bowl. The description should include dimensions to avoid returns such as mine. :(
786987
My toilet is elongated. As stated in my review you have to have it properly tightened to the bowl. It is not high tech, the clamp is turned and it makes contact with the bowl. Since there are so many variations to the bowl it is difficult to judge if it fits yours. It should fit but you can call the manufacturer
470595
Just the contour of the bottom bowl, there's a lip where the grate sits, but if you bump or push it, it will move. Trust me, don't buy this thing. Good luck either way.
1427269
No, this seat will not fit an elongated bowl. It is just not manufactured for an elongated bowl.
1334272
THey are really light, less than a pound, I recall. I do not know if it would work on an elongated toilet, but you really want it to sit nicely or things will get messy!
1992471
I'm not sure about the elongated but I have this on a standard size toilet and it fits great. You need to have the seat and the lid up and it sets on the porcelain, or I guess you can take the whole seat and lid off, but I'm only using this temporarily for hip replacement surgery.
837367
I purchased the side swipe attachment and really like it. With the 6 quart mixer bowl, I found the paddle just didn't get all the ingredients off the bottom of the bowl. This attachment works great and I use it all the time.
1540318
The handle on the bowl brakes to the left, JUST AS ILLUSTRATED. To tell you the truth, I can't see how it makes a difference as long as it fits the mixer, unless you have lost the use of one hand. In that case I'm sorry. I happen to be right-handed and have no problem mounting the bowl to my mixer in spite of the left leaning handle. Instead of worrying which way the handle leans, worry whether it fits you mixer.
184311
Unable to answer this for sure. I tried it on chips but couldn't get them apart ... or out of the bowl.
913256
I had no problems using this on both a standard and elongated toilet. The handles helped getting up and down wonderfully.
119484
Yes, we have same size elongated bowl and it fits great. This was the only seat I found that snapped securely into an elongated seat.
2268459
It does. However, it doesn't fit down in the mechanism like the old bowl. I was told the old one isn't available anymore so you can make this one work.
2268498
I didn't know, but because the plate was cheaper than the bowl, I tried it first. It worked. Hope it's the same situation for you.
362846
This didn't work on my elongated bowl at all. The plastic is way too hard to conform to unusual shapes. After a year I finally bought the Korky 99-4A Max Performance Plunger (also on Amazon) and it seals and works fantastic.
215361
I made it work by tightly applying a piece of 2 inch x 7 inch swimming pool "noodle" to the rear of the seat to keep it stable on the porcelain bowl. If you have an elongated bowl, you would be wiser to choose one that has clamps that can be attached to the bowl.
728258
My toilet is elongated. It works fine but may be a little steadier with the round toilets. My son uses it fine, alone and never has a problem though. Hope that helps!