Risingstar Toilet Plunger, Drain Unblocker, Air Drain Blaster Kit，Manual Pneumatic Dredge Equipment，High Pressure Powerful drain clog remover Cleaner, Applied to Toliet, Bathroom, Kitchen.

Used it on both floor shower drains. They were barely draining. One is a tub shower and the other a stall. Hooked up the Ryobi mini air compressor to the device, filled the device to the recommended pressure, hit each drain 10 times and they both drain beautifully. Comes with a foot pump, but much prefer the battery operated compressor. Don't even need to disconnect in between blasts. Very happy with this purchase. Long and thick hair, along with shower products (shampoo, conditioner, soap) tend to clog these old pipes (1970s) too often. Problem solved!!!

We had a clogged shower drain with what we assume was a huge hairball. We tried a plumbing snake, boiling water, Liquid Plumber and a grabber to no avail. I purchased this Risingstar Toilet Plunger as a last resort before calling a real plumber. And it actually worked! We plunged the drain several times with the flat end but that wasn’t successful. We finally used a different end and after the second try… the drain ran clean!! We highly recommend this product!!

This was a great buy. My kids had put only God knows what in their toilet, I had tried everything to unclog it. Received this product on Friday easy to put together and one pump and the toilet was unclogged. GREAT PRODUCT

This was a waste in every sense of the word. First of all the instructions were not very clear at all. Trying to put it together was a pain. No matter how tight you screw the bulb on it kept popping off including in the water which required me to put my hand in dirty water to retrieve it several times.While the air pump portion went on easy it was hard to pump the air to get the regulator to a pressure that was needed.Once you place the bulb inside of the toilet and pressed button it was not enough pressure to unclog the drain. You can only press it once and allow pressure once without having to remove it from the toilet and put more air in to do it again. That means you are removing a dirty item that was in the toilet to put air in it to try to use it again it’s not worth it.It does not work.

I have two teenage boys who seem to have made it a habit of clogging our toilets. So, when I saw this Risingstar Toilet Plunger, I decided to give it a shot. It did take some time for me to figure out how to put it all together. The included instructions were ineffective. I wasn't sure if I had received all of the components because I couldn't figure out how to connect the bulb to the plunger's main body.It was beneficial to watch the product page video. First, you have to remove the nut that is screwed onto the bulb and place it over the head of the cylinder (the white part that sticks out). The bulb part must then be pushed over that head as well. It may not appear to fit at first, but if you push down on it, it will expand and envelop it. After that, you can reattach the nut (screw system) and everything is secure.The pump works in the same way as a bicycle pump. You attach it first, then lower the lever. I believe you could use this pump for your bikes as well, but if you want to use it on a ball, you will still require the small metal needles.Today, I used this plunger to clear a clog. I was cautious and only increased the pressure to 50. I jiggled it in the toilet hole and pushed the lid down as far as I could in case water would splash up. I could hear some gurgling, but flushing revealed that the clog had not been cleared. The good news is that no water was splashed up. I waited a couple of hours for the water to recede before trying again, this time pumping until just before the red zone. Second attempt, same result. I tried a third time, with the same pressure, and this time it worked. The clog is gone, and this plunger did not cause any damage or a mess. It's great to have on hand for when a regular plunger just won't do. My only issue now is that I don't know where to put it. It does not stand alone and does not come with a stand.

Ever since I discovered air drain blasters it is hard to go back to a snake, chemicals or standard plunger. What I like most is that it uses air pressure to unclog the drains.I have this one, which uses an air pump to manually build up the pressure and an electric one that automatically builds to the requested pressure. The electric one is about double the price, but is so convenient and is made out of metal. This one is made out of plastic and is a great performing value buy especially at this price point.It comes with multiple attachments depending on the drain or pipe that is clogged that are easy to attach and detach. It does not take long to build pressure up, snap in the bike pump and only build up pressure about halfway since that should undo most clogs.I have not had any issues with this one, but the manual pump (included) is not the best. I use my electric air inflator to get the psi up, then blast it. It performs just as well as my electric at half the cost, with that minor adjustment. Great quality.

I was looking for a solution to clogged toilets after years of suffering with suction plungers and snakes that were ineffective, messy, and damaging to the toilet. This pressurized air plunger is just what I need to clear clogs in a fast and tidy way.The included instructions are clear and easy to follow to assemble the plunger.Once assembled, the plunger is very easy to use - the dial is large and easy to read so you always know what the pressure is in the plunger as you pump it up.When properly inserted, the plunger directs the blast exactly where it's needed, without a lot of water splashing out of the toilet. This helps minimize the cleanup involved with clearing a clog.The inclusion of attachments for sinks and other types of drains is great!I recommend this to anyone that is looking for the latest technology in clearing toilets.