Ratings & Reviews for Project Source 4-in Black Plastic Plunger 11.75-in Handle

Nice design - lots of force with bellows design

What can you say about a plunger? Let's go with things I like about this design. First, it is completely made out of plastic so any "debris" that may get left on this won't soak into the material. Second, the bellows style provides a large amount of force both ways. Third, it is nice and compact. Concerns: As far as operation, I have known. This works well. Only concern I may have is how log will the creases in the bellows hold up before they crack. Remains to be seen.

Updated and improved

6-in Black Plastic Plunger with 11.75-in Handle My experience with plungers, not all work and some get messy with backsplash. This model improves by increasing the pressure having an accordion like head, sure beats the old cup like ones that would reverse when you tried giving extra speed and a deeper push. Also has an extended cup that makes it work deeper and forces the energy where it is needed.

Powerful and easy to use

This plunger is very easy to use and to store. The plunging action produces a lot of force, making it easy to unclog a toilet or other drain. The lower shroud directs the water flow into the drain, which reduces the risk of splashing. The handle is removable, which makes it easier to store than most plungers, since it reduces the length by half.

It's a plunger!

Works like a charm! I have a similar, if not same one already, so this was a great complement. The bellow action makes for building good pressure as needed. The same bellows makes it more difficult to clean though. Otherwise, excellent plunger and does what it's needed to do.

Perfect plunger for heavy duty clogs

We've needed to upgrade our plunger since the old one wouldn't seat any longer. After a little research this plunger was the one we chose It's light easy to plunge and easy to clean too!

It’s a plunger 😂

It’s a plastic plunger that can untwist to breakdown for easier storage. I will say since it is plastic it doesn’t appear to be very durable like the old tried and true version. The first time I used it the plastic handle dented in.

Not sure I'd trust it for Heavy "Doody" Operation.

I've always used the rubber cup style plungers and often wondered if this style ACTUALLY worked. After testing it... I still wonder how effective it would be against a major clog. It DOES displace a lot of volume so the potential is there; however, it does NOT make a good seal against the chute of the toilet (as you can see in the attached video). While it did move water down the drain, I have doubts as to whether or not it would move something... shall we say... more solid. The handle unscr...

Powerful plunger that's easy to use

This is a powerfull plunger that is easy to use. The handle grips is easy to hold and steady. The accordian belows gives a high volume flush at high pressure.

Hard plastic/vinyl doesn’t flex enough to seal

The material this is made of… 1. Doesn’t flex enough to make a seal. 2. Is round, and most force flush toilets these days have oval bowl bottoms. If it flexed more it might work. As it is now, not so much.

Large bellows chamber pushes a lot of air

This plunger is made from a durable plastic material that seems like it will hold up well. The plastic is rigid enough to allow for quite a bit of force to be applied to the handle without any bending or deformation. The handle screws into the bellows so it can be removed, which could be useful for cleaning. I'm calling the head that goes into the toilet a bellows because, when forcefully compressed, the head expels a lot of air. This is a great feature for clearing a clog if you are able to...