I often try to buy “improved” toilet plungers, with the same sad result:
The plunger does not really work better. Some have a flap or flange inside the rubber bowl part, and some have accordian bellows.
But none seem the right shape for toilets and sinks. They all have round openings, but the toilet shape is not round. The sink drain shape is round, but often too close to the basin wall to allow the large-diameter plunger near it.
Can you improve on a common toilet plunger’s design?
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leadingspokesdrinker, you’ve got the exact same thread as another new poster, Dubias Cereology.
Did you just copy his/her thread or do you have two usernames?
Not only is posting to multiple venues frowned upon, having a second username is highly discouraged.
Maybe you were just hoping to spread Dubias’ question amoung different readers? Please enlighten us and… welcome to the boards.
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