Genuine Joe Plunger 85130

The best. The cone stays out and does not collapse inward. Long handle that is plastic so it can be sanitized, unlike wood. Very forceful. I never thought I'd be in love with a toilet plunger, but here I am!

Get the job done well enough for the price can't complain good quality works great

it works very well and is strong

Good product, worth the money

Works better than any others that I purchased.

I cannot believe they want a pic of this item. Here you go. Works as expected. No splish splashy poopy water. eww.

worked great for a while until rubber split would not recommend.

Buy a better one rasily came apart didnot work right away

Junk; do not buy. How do manufacturers manage to muck up something as simple as a plunger? First off, handle. Yellow handle - seriously? - who wants an eyesore like that in their bathroom? Handle is also considerably shorter than stated. Additionally top of handle is flat with sharp edges so it is painful as heck to use, as you have to press down on the top of any plunger to use it; epic fail. There is a reason why old fashioned plungers (which work properly) always have rounded handle tops. I bought this anyway as it had no bad reviews, was cheap and I saved the good handle from my old, ripped plunger to use instead. Secondly, the rubber part of this plunger turned out to also be an epic fail. It is too thin and weak and, instead of being made properly in the first place, is reinforced by an interior folded skirt, guaranteed to trap filthy water inside - arrgghh! I need a plunger, so I cut away the skirt to leave a clean cup, although this makes the too thin cup of the plunger less sturdy. Lastly, the rubber smells pretty awful and toxic on this. My old handle fit on the new, smelly plunger cup with no issues and my existing closed holder and judicious use of bleach was enough to block the stink for now. It is a kludge, and I have to be careful using it so it does not splash or turn inside out (again, cup is too thin and weak), but it will do until I can get to a store and buy a replacement. I had my existing plunger for over 15 years before the rubber cup gave out; I will be surprised if this one lasts a month. Clearly I need to examine a plunger in person to verify it is not junk. Good grief!

I can't rate product as they were never delivered to my trailer. I never received them