Master Plunger MPS4 Sink & Drain Plunger for Kitchen Sinks, Bathroom Sinks, Showers, and Bathtubs. Small and Strong Design with Large Bellows Commercial & Residential Use, Black

Very good

The product is good as long as it's used for kitchen sink and bathrooms. However given its short handle, it cannot be used properly in commodes. The handle should be longer irrespective of the situation it's being used in.

Very useful product - powerful suction. Expensive but way better than other domestic products.

Bad quality. Doesn't work at all.

Buy It! Best Plunger Performance I’ve Ever Seen Clogs Don’t Stand A Chance Complete Seal And Push Thru & Suction Performance On Shower And Kitchen Sink Drains - Amazing - Definitely Throw Your Old Plunger Away

I was skeptical about the product, since it is plastic. Bought it and have been using it for past 2 months and I must say this is an amazing product. I used to have a blocked drain in the shower always and bought a traditional clogger but it was not working the right way and after having this I wish the drain blocked more often. Lol. Not joking, try it! My drain blocks occasionally but giving a go with this one clears the block quick.

Tenia tapado una coladera deuna tina, y por mucho tiempo trataba de usar destapadores convencionales, o quimicos sin resultado. Con este, lo use una vez, y como por arte de magia se destapo. Muy recomendado

So I had a plugged up bathroom sink. Drain cleaner was tried but didn't work.No problem, I'm fairly handy...took the trap off, checked it out. It was clear, the stopper mechanism was clear, everything looked good. Put a straightened coathanger wire into the pipe as far as it would reach...nothing found. Put it all back together: nope, still not draining. A couple of days later, I've obtained a longer wire (a piece of electrical fishtape) and I try again, this time reaching all the way to the larger drain pipe inside the wall...still no luck. I'm getting really close to calling a plumber now because the sink has a built-in stopper that raises up to drain and the drain is only about about an inch from the back of the sink, which means that a conventional plunger won't work. In desperation, I start looking for 'alternative' plungers...and I find this one, the MPS4 Master Plunger Shorty. Looks like it will straddle the stopper and fit close enough to the back of the sink, and it's cheap enough (the exact same one in different colors is also listed for more money, so this was the best deal). I buy it. When it arrives I fill the sink 2/3rds full and put a piece of duct tape over the drain holes in my ceramic sink, then start plunging...it clears the clog (which is at least three feet away inside the pipes) IN SECONDS! Could not be happier with this product...it saved me big money.

Used this plunger on a sink that wouldn't drain. It plunged. Most of the gunk came out. Water now drains. That's what I got it for, and it worked well. Beware, though, in plunging the sink, I (or I could blame the plunger) exploded the gunk all over. Maybe there's no way around it but...I don't like that part(!?!). And, after plunging I still needed to dig in the drain with a plastic "snake" (got it separately on Amazon). Also, not the plunger's fault but it didn't work at all on the tub because of the overflow drain system - there was no suction possible. So it works great, where it works, and if you're wearing the right clothes for this job.