10 Best Drain Toilet Plungers
for June 2023

The ToiletShroom Plunger is a handy tool to have around when it's time for a drain cleaning, and it's especially effective on clogs in older toilets. The plunger is well-made, and we didn't experience any problems using it. The plunger is streamlined, so there's less surface area in contact with your drain, and that's crucial when you're pushing out clogs. The plunger is also built with a cup holder, which makes it less awkward to hold than a straight plunger. The plunger's handle is made from stainless steel, so it's heavy duty and won't rust or tarnish, and it comes with the matching Caddy Holder, which serves as a stand for the plunger. The plunger doesn't come with a drain snake, and the included caddy holder is a bit small, so it's necessary to use a separate drain snake when cleaning a clogged toilet. The plunger is available for purchase on its own, but we recommend purchasing the ToiletShroom kit as well, which includes the plunger, the caddy holder, and a bottle of Draino liquid clog remover.

The Supply Guru Heavy Duty Force Cup Rubber Toilet Plunger with a Long Wooden Handle to Fix Clogged Toilets and Drains is arguably the best plunger we've tested. The 18-inch long and 5 1/2-inch wide rubber Force Cup is made to last. The plunger has a sturdy wooden handle that is comfortable to hold. The plunger is bright red, so it's easy to locate and use. The plunger cup is made of dense, hard rubber, and it cleans out clogs and drains effectively. The plunger also has a large opening in the handle, so you can easily plunge the Force Cup down the drain. The plunger is strong enough to clear stubborn clogs and drains. The plunger is heavy and feels solid in your hands. The plunger is super easy to use. The plunger cup has a curved design, so it's easy to plunge the plunger cup down the drain. The plunger cup also has a narrow opening, so it's easy to plunge the plunger cup down the drain.

The DNY Home & Style High Pressure Powerful Pump Multi-Drain Plunger Bathroom Kitchen Toilet Shower Sinks is our best pick because it combines many of the best features of our top picks into one powerful unit. It boasts powerful, high-pressure performance, but it also has dual interchangeable plunger heads, which can handle large and small drains, and is easy to clean. The pump is also quiet, so you can use it for late night bathroom cleaning without fear of waking your family. This pump is also capable of emptying sinks and bathtubs, but its relatively small size means it won't work if you want to drain a deep tank. The pump is powerful enough to quickly clear most blockages, but it's a little slow when you're trying to clear a large drain.

The Clog Boss No-Splash Toilet Plunger is unlike any other plunger we've tested. Its unique design ensures that the plunger tip fits completely inside the trap, instead of outside, as with most other plungers. This, combined with the fact that the entire plunger fits inside the trap, makes it nearly impossible to splash water everywhere. The plunger is also easier to handle than older cup style plungers, and it's relatively light, so it's easy to use. The drain cleaner that it comes with is simple to use, and it does a great job breaking up any clog. It's essentially a plunger, a drain cleaner, and a toilet brush all in one. The plunger also does a fine job at cleaning the bowl, and it's much more effective than using just a toilet brush.

The plunger from Toilet Cannon is a high-quality plunger that does the job well, but it costs much more (and takes much longer) to fix a clogged toilet than to fix it with a standard plunger. The Toilet Cannon plunger is much bigger and heavier than a traditional plunger, and its head is bigger, too. The smaller end is curved, so it can dig into a clog much better than a standard plunger. However, since the plunger is so big and heavy, you don't want to use it on clogs that don't exist. If you try this plunger on a toilet that won't flush, it will probably just break your toilet. The Toilet Cannon plunger is best used for clogs that do exist, and it's best used for clogs that are actually in the toilet, since a Toilet Cannon plunger won't work on a clog that's pushing against the overflow pipe. The plunger comes with five interchangeable heads, and the heads are interchangeable with the standard plunger heads that you can buy at home improvement stores. The plunger is well made and feels surprisingly light for such a big tool. It's well-built and well-made, and it's made of high-quality, durable stainless steel. The plunger is easy to install, but you do need to assemble the plunger before you use it. The instruction manual is a little confusing, but if you follow the instructions, you can assemble the plunger in just a few minutes. The plunger has eight pressure settings, and you can set the pressure between 2 and 15 psi. The plunger is very powerful, and you can unclog toilets that haven't flushed for years. The toilet gun is one more tool in the arsenal of plungers, and it's a powerful one. The toilet gun is also very loud, so it's best used on toilets that aren't in use, so you can warn people not to flush. The Toilet Cannon plunger and the toilet gun are both powerful and well-made, and they are both expensive. The Toilet Cannon plunger costs about $50, and the Toilet Cannon gun costs about $100. The Toilet Cannon plunger and toilet gun are both very powerful, and they are both expensive. The Toilet Cannon plunger and toilet gun are both powerful, and they are both well-made, but if you need to fix a clogged toilet, the Toilet Cannon plunger is a better choice.

The Toilet Plunger Set from Anubeco is an inexpensive, effective, and versatile cleaning tool that's perfect for clearing clogs in sinks, bathtubs, showers, toilets, and other pipes and drains. The drain blaster uses the power of high-pressure compressed air to blast away the toughest clogs in your drains in just seconds. Just pump the drain blaster and squeeze the trigger, the clog is cleared instantly. The plunger has a double-action plunger head, so there's no need to pump twice to get the job done. The plunger is sturdy and well-made, and it features a humanized handle that makes it more comfortable to use. The drain blaster's plunger head is angled at 45 degrees, allowing the toilet plunger to clear clogs in toilets and other narrow places. The drain blaster is durable, lightweight, and compact, so it's easy to store, and it also comes with a convenient carrying bag. The drain blaster is efficient, effective, and safe to use, and it's ideal for unclogging your drains, toilets, sinks, bathtubs, and showers.

The LDR 512 3410A Heavy Duty Drain Handle Double Thrust Rubber Force Cup is our best overall plunger, and it's the one we recommend for practically any home. It's powerful enough to remove most clogs, and it's durable enough to use regularly. It's easy to use, too. The plunger's handle folds out from inside the cup, creating a seal that makes it easier to clear clogs. The spring is strong enough that it easily removes clogs in toilets and sinks, and it's versatile enough to handle pretty much any drain. The plunger is small enough to store in a drawer or cabinet, and it's durable enough to handle years of regular use. The plunger is sturdy enough to use on commercial drains, too. The plunger's rubber cup is much better than previous models, which tended to leak everywhere when you used them. The plunger comes with a plastic storage bag, but for an extra $4, you can get the plunger in a cloth bag. Both bags are sturdy enough to carry up to 10 pounds, and the plunger won't leak through either.

The MRSIGA toilet brush and plunger combo is an affordable, compact, and easy-to-use tool for keeping toilets clean and free of deposits. It's small and light enough to carry in a purse, and it's easy to use. The brush is sturdy, and it's made of dense nylon bristles, so it offers thorough, deep cleaning, while the plunger offers a strong and effective seal. The steady holder is large and roomy, and it's equipped with two compartments, which allow you to store the brush and plunger separately. The holder is also made with BPA-free plastic, so it's safe to use. The holder and the brush also come with a 1-year warranty. We've tested this product in our bathroom, and it's worked as advertised. However, the plunger isn't very powerful, so you'll need to use more force than some manual plungers to get the toilet fully drained.

The MP100-3 has more than twice the capacity of our second-place pick, but it's significantly bulkier and slower to use. The plunger design also has a few quirks. The handle is too long, so it's difficult to push down without putting your hand in a very uncomfortable position. Also, the nozzle has an awkward shape that doesn't let the plunger seal with the bowl very well. The plunger also takes some force to plunge, but it's more than worth the extra effort. The MP100-3 is built to last, and the large diameter (as large as 3 1/4 inches) allows the plunger to clear even the toughest clogs. The plunger is faster than our runner-up, but it's slower to clear clogs because it uses a plunger rod, which requires more force to plunge. And at 4.5 pounds, the MP100-3 is on the heavy side.

This small plunger is compact enough to fit in a drawer, but it's powerful enough to plunge most toilets. It's simple to use, too. You just lift the plunger and pop open the canister, drop the Plunger in, replace the canister, and you're done. The Plunger also has a drip tray that catches water, so it won't puddle on the floor. The plunger is made of plastic, which feels a bit cheap, but it's durable enough that you won't worry about it breaking. The plunger is powerful enough to clear most clogs, but it's better suited to clogs with rigid debris. For clogs with clogs, we recommend our top pick, the Mr. Clean Turbo Plunger. The OXO Plunger is lightweight and easy to carry, and it's suitable for use on toilets of all brands, including low-flush models, which aren't compatible with most plungers.