Electric Toilet Plunger Heavy Duty, Portable Battery Power 80 PSI Plungers for Bathroom, High Pressure Clog Remover with Barometer, Air Blaster for Clogged Drain, Kitchen Sink

I have a toilet that keeps clogging. A few times it has taken me 3 days on and off working with a hand plunger to unclog the toilet trap. I had called a plumber in a time or two at $150 a pop after giving up on particularly stubborn clogs. I saw this on Amazon while looking for a new hand plunger with more "oomph". I liked the idea of compressed air to unclog a drain and bought this blaster. My toilet clogged again and i was able to unclog it within two minutes on the first try. This product is unbelievable. It is built so well. I highly recommend it. My one use of it so far has more than paid for itself considering the price of a plumber undoing the toilet, clearing the clog and reseating the toilet with a new wax ring. This product works amazingly and is so easy to use. Although, the instructions leave a lot to be desired. The pictures do give an idea on how to use it......, barely. For my toilet I used the bladder with the hand pump bulb. That bladder fits in the flush hole and I squeezed the bulb which inflated the bladder for an air tight seal. I pushed the compressor button and built the air pressure up to 4bar on the gauge, pulled the trigger and the clog was immediately dislodged and down the drain. The whole process took about two minutes, three at the most. I'm so excited about this, I let all my family and friendly neighbors know about it. Should they have a clogged drain, to call me instead of a plumber. I would save them the expense of a plumber. 11/07/24 UPDATE; This air pressure pump has literally saved me a ton of money I would have had to pay a plumber. About $149-$169 per plumber visit, and I have used this unit for my house, my son’s house and two neighbor’s homes. I figure at a minimum, $1500 saved. I have three little grandchildren who throw things in the toilet that should not be flushed. There was NO clog that this unit did not handle. My suggestion is to pay the extra few dollars and purchase the unit that comes with two batteries. Should I ever need to replace the battery, there is no listing to purchase a battery separately. Maybe “Batteries Plus” could open the case (screws) and replace the internal batteries. I think it would be wiser to purchase the unit that comes with two batteries and keep both batteries at full charge. Just a thought I’m passing on. So far, I have only had to recharge the battery twice. Once, when I first received the unit, to make certain the battery was fully charged. The second time was a month ago after many, many uses. If you have a clogged kitchen sink and it is a double sink, one side a drain the other sink a garbage disposal, make sure you use a drain plug on the garbage disposal side. Hold that drain plug tightly down and send the burst of air down the sink with the ordinary drain. I’m sure you can do it in reverse sending the burst of air down the garbage disposal side, but, I did not want to chance hurting the garbage disposal unit. Just playing it safe.

Works great. Very powerful

My favorite plunger. This so far has cleared every drain i tried to clear. Great value and great performance.

This works great for clogs, but beware if you have children(or in my case a childish boyfriend) who like to play with toy guns. I thought this would be a great investment because he’s always clogging the toilet(and in that respect, it is) but now I can’t get him to stop playing with it. It is very loud and shoots out air that can seriously damage things if used not as intended. If you don’t have kids or childish adults living with you, then you have nothing to worry about.

I have to say that I was skeptical about this, but when one of my toilets clogged to the point that even after waiting a few days in the hope that whatever had lodged in the drainpipe would eventually break down and flush out, I decided to order this on Prime for a quick delivery. As an aside, there is NO SUCH THING AS A FLUSHABLE TAMPON, and on top of that, someone used the toilet thereafter and deposited an apparently mammoth #2, so the water came up to the top of the bowl on a few futile attempts to flush out the blockage. Because I have company coming and the toilet is in a guest bathroom, I have to steel myself to just do this, but I'm thinking to myself that "there's no way that this jankie thing is going to work" because although its premise makes sense, I'm just too skeptical. So I approach the toilet wearing the rubber gloves coming up to my elbows, along with other attire that is just shy of being a HAZMAT suit, figuring that this thing is likely to blow back all of that $--- onto me, but lo and behold, with one discharge of the device, the blockage is cleared! As an aside, my long-time (and very capable plumber) doesn't even do drain blockage clearings anymore and in asking around, I learned that it's the case with many of them (not worth it, and they don't even carry plumber's snakes in their trucks). Calls to the drain-clearing companies yielded quote of a minimal service charge of $100-$125. If I never use this device again and it's relegated to being a "closet queen" among my household tools, it will nevertheless have been worth the purchase price. I've seen other reviews that say the device exploded and caused harm, and while I'm in no position to dispute them, I have a difficult time believing that the amount of force can either dislodge a toilet, or if the item is assembled properly, that it will come apart when used. My only quibble with the company is that I ordered a CY-104 but got directions for a CY02, which comes with different charging setup (batteries) whereas mine just has a plug-in charger that has a light on the plug that illuminates red or green; however, absent the directions, one has to just assume that a charge is needed before use, and that when the charger's light illuminates green, the device is good to go (which was indeed the case). I did email the company about this (and whether I could purchase a plastic carrying/storage case, which comes with the CY-104), but I got no response; an attempt to access the website prompted a legend that the site was not secure, so I bailed on that. Anyhow, even if this thing never works again (and I doubt it will fail during normal use), it's more than paid for itself with just this one-time foray into an activity that I hope will never have to occur again.

It worked great at first then after 4 uses the compressor motor stopped working

My husband thought it was a joke gift until it came time to use it! He's not laughing no more! Now he shakes his head and saying - best. gift. ever! Works well! Easy to use!

An incident with a Happy Meal toy was going to cost me $100s of dollars if I called a plumber. I tried two different hand plungers and a cheap snake with no luck. My compressed air plunger arrived this evening and the problem was solved in 2 minutes! Easy to use, not loud, and no splash. There is a nice set of attachments for toilet, kitchen sink, and bathroom sink. It will be my first line of defense for any future clogs.

Easy to use. Can solve the problem in few seconds only. Sometimes not from the first trial.