PF WaterWorks PF0507 PlungeMAX Nessun disordine, stantuffo sanitario: non tocca mai l'acqua, design a soffietto, compresse a pressione 25X che si intasano, funziona dalla parte superiore del bordo del water, facile da piegare e riporre, blu

Brand:PermaFLOW

2.2/5

48.20

NESSUN DISORDINE - Sostituisce i tradizionali stantuffi per WC. DESIGN UNIVERSALE - Funziona con servizi igienici rotondi e allungati. GRANDE VOLUME - Volume d'aria 25 volte superiore rispetto allo stantuffo convenzionale. SENZA SPRUZZI - Design durevole a soffietto. DESIGN SANITARIO - Non tocca mai l'acqua.

NESSUN DISORDINE - Sostituisce i tradizionali stantuffi per WC. DESIGN UNIVERSALE - Funziona con servizi igienici rotondi e allungati. GRANDE VOLUME - Volume d'aria 25 volte superiore rispetto allo stantuffo convenzionale. SENZA SPRUZZI - Design durevole a soffietto. DESIGN SANITARIO - Non tocca mai l'acqua.
Brand PermaFLOW
Color Blue
Item Dimensions LxWxH 8 x 7.4 x 1 inches
Material Plastic
Shape Round, Oblong

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Scritto da: Mikeward
Good idea but needs improvement
This is a good idea that needs something more - better directions, for one. I cant imagine it would clear a toilet before the flapper was pushed up, which empties the tank into the bowl. Dont use this if flushing the toilet will spill overflow on the floor. Wait for the fluid level to go down. Might be best to turn off toilet water at the wall before using. Ive got a new kholer toilet with the g$%Dam#$@! h-shaped drain that no plunger can fit on it. The flapper is some cylinder thing with a hose attached. In order to hold down the flapper, one has to hold down the cylinder. Its not flat on top but if you use a plastic container, you can make an air tight fitting. First disconnect the hose and keep it pointed into the tank because water pours out when it flushes. Fit the plastic container over the cylinder and weigh it down tight with something heavy enough to keep it down. I used a red brick in a plastic bag because it was dirty/sandy. I started with half a brick but that one lifted too easy with the pressure applied. Once your flapper is secured, you can follow the rest of their directions. This is like a bellows that you have to fill manually by pulling it up Its flimsy but you can fill it halfway, it will have enough air to displace your flapper and maybe clear the toilet. A better design would allow the toilet seat to mate with the bellows so pulling the seat up would inflate the bellows. It wouldnt clear my clog, even when the seal was optimum. The excess pressure would just escape out the sides. It might be enough for yours though - just remember to secure the flapper and not do it if there is likelyhood one flush will overflow the toilet. What i have to resort to is a stiff-tube water blaster that i can snap-attach to my shower wand hose. Like the one in this link - i put a turn off valve on it for better control. Spray some lubricant on it first so nothing will stick to it. Easy to clean too.OPENS UP, CLEANS, CLOGGED or SLOW DRAINS. Simply attach to faucet. Powerful water jet from unique nozzle breaks up the clog! Cleans Sink Drains/Traps, Tubs, Toilets, Showers, Jet-tubs & Smelly Sink Overflows. No Quibble Money Back GUARANTEE!
Scritto da: Ray H.
Works great if you follow directions printed on the plunger
We have low profile toilets, which are often unsuccessful at clearing the bowl with a single flush. This product has made messy gross plungers a thing of the past. My wife seems to be mystified by the device, and needs to be reminded how to use it, so its not intuitive to everyone. Most important is to read and follow the directions printed right on the product. Lift the lid and seat up. Make sure the porcelain rim of the toilet is clean. Place the bellows vertex (the big arrow printed on the product) against the very back of the rim where the bolts that hold the seat and lid. pivot the seat down to just make contact with the fully expanded bellows. With both hands, Hold the bellows top in contact with the seat, make sure the bottom of the bellows is against the toilet rim all around, and the tank has finished filling, ready for a flush. Now vigorously thrust the seat down to the rim. (my wife tends to do this part in slow mo, loosing the pressure pulse that does the job). The pulse of pressure will usually trigger a flush, and all your problems disappear in swirling vortex of water. For a really persistent clog that doesn't trigger the flush, you will need to wait for the tank to fill, prepare bellows, then press the flush lever. Give the water a second to start flowing into the bowl, then do your pressure pulse with the bellows. The increased water depth and the pulse always does it for me. I haven't needed to resort to the plunger since I got this thing. The collapsed bellows stays clean through the process, and is thin enough to slide in behind my low profile toilet, out of sight but reachable. This has been a huge game changer and has made a disgusting task, with a disgusting plunger into a clean, non poop contact event.
Scritto da: LazloTheGreat
They should rename this "Russian Toi-lette"
The problem with touting "NO MESS" on this product, is they forgot to add the word "POSSIBLY" in front of it and "... UNLESS THERE IS" at the end of it. Realistically, you just have to accept and be okay with the fact that it simply doesn't matter whether or not you're following the instructions exquisitely to a T, video tutorials and all. Unfortunately, you will nonetheless be rolling the dice on whether this device's process results in your toilet becoming unclogged upon first use with no unsanitary mess.... or completely overflowing and flooding your floor and bathroom rugs with a complete bacterial water-park. So, it may work for you. I, myself, was not so lucky in finally pulling this trigger. But if you can embrace the consequences of the reasonably likely event that it doesn't work in your case, then as with anything, I'd simply say, "Hey, you'll never know until you try." But keep this in mind: for whatever the inherently slight sanitary reduction of plungers, when *they* don't work, you're still simply left with unchanged clog-leveled toilet and a plunger that could merely use some disinfecting. When *PlungeMAX* doesn't work... the term "Pandora's Box" comes to mind. So thanks, PlungeMAX for appealing to my sense of cleanliness, then giving me a product whose design flaw of inconsistency has lead to probably one the most unsanitary experiences of my entire bathroom cleaning life. As for folks still considering the buy, sure try it and good luck. You may pull down on this slot machine and come out a winner. My "jackpot" was... not as 'happy' a payout. Maybe, to be safe, just wear a Hazmat suit for what may... be... coming.
Scritto da: Moe A
It works, sometimes
Sometimes it does the job, sometimes it doesn't, sometimes it makes it worse. It's like gambling with a 33.33% chance of each. It definitely does absolutely nothing for slightly stronger clogs.
Scritto da: Danielle
This is great, a bit a learning curve at first just ...
This is great, a bit a learning curve at first just to figure out how to build up enough air pressure (sometimes the first push doesn't have any air force) but love how sanitary this is compare to traditional methods.
Scritto da: Lividray
Plunger
I really like this but I seem to be the only one in the family who can use it.
Scritto da: Amazon Customer
junk
it suck don't work, tried it once won't seal the rim of the toilet, quick shipping
Scritto da: Amazon Customer
waste of my money
It didn't work at all. waste of my money. it does not work as it shows on the video.

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