How to plunge a toilet without a mess
Seat a bellows plunger, get water instead of air into it, keep a steady stroke, and know when to stop and call a plumber.
How-to guides
Short, practical guides for the clogs people ask about most. Each one ends with the models that suit the job.
Seat a bellows plunger, get water instead of air into it, keep a steady stroke, and know when to stop and call a plumber.
How a bellows plunger differs from a rubber cup, what cups of water displacement means, and which size fits a toilet, sink or tub.
Why 1.6-gallon toilets clog in their own way, how a funnel-nose plunger seals their narrow outlets, and when the problem is past plunging.