Nirox Set of 2 Sink Plungers - Drain Plunger with 110 & 140 mm diameter - Toilet Pump Unblocker incl. wooden handles - Chemical-free Plumbers Plunger - Powerful Plumbing Plunger

Good quality, value and do the job

Good quality plungers - they come 'flat packed', which also makes them easy to store away. The wooden handles are difficult to get on the rubber plungers, but then I suppose they need to have strength to do their job. The large plunger easily fits over a modern sink drain outlet (see photos) and the smaller one is great for traditional hand basin type drains. They are easy to use and clean easily as well. They come with instructions as well!

Nice simple design that does the job. Had difficulty screwing one of the handles on - it just kept wanting to cross thread, so had to keep unscrewing and then screwing back on. Got there in the end after abut 6 attempts - hence a 4 star rating and not 5 star

⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ Great product! Works as expected and I’m very satisfied with the quality. Fast delivery and well packaged. Definitely recommend!

I've only had this for a day, so I've given it a neutral score for the time being. I used it briefly yesterday on a minor blockage in my toilet and it did work. However, I've felt the need to improve the handle to prevent dirty water soaking into the wood and also to prevent possible splinters. So I've sprayed the wood with white acrylic radiator paint and wrapped self-amalgamating tape around the top of the handle, which I've then covered with normal insulating tape (because the SE tape has a slightly sticky feel to it, but that's good, because it will keep the insulating tape firmly in place. Finally, to cover the very top of the handle, I've used a spare rubber cover that I had left over from a plumbing job. I just hope it lasts a long time after all this effort.

For context, I'll say that I have read all the reviews on all the different toilet unblockers. Ones with a flange, without, Luigi's solution, rectangular squishy special etc. The flange type one would not fit my UK toilet bowl which seems to be the standard shape over here. So, I threw my hands in the air, and just thought I'd try a simple basic plunger, and "plunged" for these two Nirox ones. Screwed together the bigger one, got active in plunging with the rubber seeming to mis-shape as expected, but lo-and-behold it still managed to suck and push water with a good pressure when I plunged vigorously/firmly. Suddenly the blockage cleared, and my assistant who was monitoring the drain outside yelped that suddenly there was an enormous Whoosh of unspeakable stuff. Did the toilet paper test, and all clear. So, to any of you who are like me and cannot decide on which to go for, start with the basics, and really physically get into job, and your problem could be solved without all those more advanced technical products on the market. The red rubber didn't mark the loo at all too. Oh, and I have a spare small plunger unused which I could use on the sink when the time comes one day ! Happy customer !!! Hope this helps.

I have just had cause to use this for the first time, and found it to be completely useless. On the first plunge it folded in on itself. The rubber is much too soft to be of any use.Waste of money.

It is very effective