New Korky Toilet Plunger Demo and Review

After spending many $$$ over the years for a better toilet plunger, I think my answer has finally been answered. I'm not paid by Korky for making this video by hope this video helps others save $$$, headaches, and time. I purchased this product from Home Depot and I'm sure it's also sold by Amazon as well. This product is made in the USA also. The best thing is that it really works if used right. Save yourself from calling a plumber for a simple toilet bowl clog.
I hope by sharing my experiences, it will help others out there looking for a better toilet plunger. In this video, I'll give an overview of the product and perform a demo of the product. No worries, the video will show the plunger in action with clean water.
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Korky 99-4A 99-1AM Beehive Max Universal Fits All Old and New Powerful Plunge-Easy Grip T-Handle-Made in USA Toilet Plunger, Black
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I prefer the non-adjustable handle given I do not put it inside a cabinet.
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[@travisstamp7428]

Got one today after screwing around with the old style for 2 hours. The beehive cleared it on the first plunge!

[@D__Lee]

Several years ago, I installed a low flow toilet. Yesterday, I had a clog that would not bulge. I tried using my "professional" flange toilet plunger, but the clog still wouldn't bulge. I went to Home Depot to rent a toilet auger, but I also walked down the plumbing section and saw the Korky Beehive Plunger. I saw the Korky product tag about how the old toilet plungers will NOT get a good seal on the new low flow toilets; but the Korky is designed to fit them. I rented the toilet auger, but I also purchased the Korky. When I got home, I immediately tried the Korky and it unplugged my toilet in less than 10 seconds. I felt like the smartest guy in the world for buying the Korky; but I also felt like the stupidest guy in world for wasting four plus hours (includes driving to Home Depot) to unplug it.

[@netman88]

Thanks for sharing your story. I found this Korky is the best plunger I ever purchased also.

[@ShoppingWithStyle]

I bought an auger and will have it next time I need it. I had to use all six feet, so glad I didn't buy the three foot one. It cleared a clog that would not budge and the water was not going down. No kids in house, I knew it was poop, and yes it was messy, but it did clear the clog with relatively little effort. Rigid auger - great tool to have on hand. Low flow toilets with small traps are causing all these clogs. I also have a Korky I got after just in case that is all I need, will try it first next time. Also plan to clean out mineral build up from holes under rim with CLR to increase flush power. I know that is part of it. Good luck to all of you and never feel bad about your experience - it is how we all learn.

[@Nenad-ICXC-Shuput-GFAMMA]

Nop.. Jonny kilter by far best

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