Plungeroo Pocket Plunger, Mini Sink Plunger, Short Handle, Small Kitchen Sink Plunger for Unclogged Drains

This little plunger was a huge waste of time and money. I tried using it on my bathroom sink. It took less than five minutes to realize that this product was a scam and would be ineffective to use for anything other than decoration. Fortunately it wasn't expensive so I won't lose much when throwing away this purchase. Trying to use this plunger for the purpose for which it was created was an exercise in futility. Almost immediately the yellow bowl, which is the base of the plunger, flipped inside out. No matter how gently and carefully I tried plunging my bathroom sink with this item; it failed the task for which it was created. The plunger didn't make proper contact with my sink so it didn't create the necessary seal which would allow the proper force needed to clear the drain. It looks and performs as if it were one of my eight year old daughter's toys.

This small works in bathroom sink. It is sooo easy to use. What I did was run water in sink and not full, than open drain and began to pump the plunger until water has drain out. Do this until drain run clear. Depending on how stopped sink. Grip is easy and plunger rubber sits over mouth of sink drain. Glad I purchased it and it sit under cabinet on floor

Plunger is way too shallow. I have push button sink and tub stoppers and this is far too shallow to plunge while stopper is in the open position.

I'm 65 with little strength left after a stroke and this was so easy to use and cleared out my disposal and pipes so my sink empties like it should and my dishwasher can drain down the pipes properly. i couldn't use it for months because it would back up into my sink and shut down. i might buy a second one for my basement.

Easy to use, nice to have available under the sink

Piece of junk, don't waist your money like I did

This is a big waste of money. Very poor quality I bought draino, and it worked much better

I chose this because of the positive reviews, but from the very first push, the flimsy plunger completely collapsed inward and broke the seal it created over the drain. The two times that it did maintain the seal, it was such poor quality, that it produced little to no force.

Who knew that this tiny plunger would work on my commode! I can't use the regular plunger since it's too hard to push. I had nothing to lose, so gave it a try after the baking soda and vinegar routine. I wouldn't recommend using this tiny plunger regularly for a commode, but it absolutely worked! It should be awesome for sluggish drains etc. !

The plumbing in my house was badly designed, with no air escape pipes on the sinks like my old house had. Hence, my bathroom sink, with no drain plug or clogging, will fill halfway up before the air escapes from the drain, finally allowing the water to go down. (Think of trying to pour water out of a jug by just turning it upside down. It goes glug, glug. But if you pour it sideways, allowing air to enter the jug, the water pours out smoothly. That's how my bathroom drain works with the air trapped in the pipe.) Now I keep this handy little plunger within arm's reach. One quick pump releases the trapped air and the water drains normally. Additionally, it's cute so I don't mind having it sit out in view. Plus it has a comfortable handle.