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Yes, I use one

2 (66.7%)

No, It seems to make matters worse

0 (0%)

Yes, it sometimes works

0 (0%)

Only works once in awhile

1 (33.3%)

I use one on my toilet all the time

0 (0%)

Total Members Voted: 3

[DUNBAR PLUMBING]

A discussion about this very topic was had on another forum about the use of toilet plungers.

Dunbar Plumbing stopped using plungers about 7 years ago to protect the customer. Here's why:

Our charges involve correcting a problem with the necessary means that actively took "mechanical means" to assure the problem has been removed.

Countless times we've been called out to replace a leaking wax ring on a toilet wear aggressive plunging was to blame.

To come out and use a plunger can prove offensive to some customers, especially when the charges associated are premium. There is no "full" guarantee that the clog is totally removed with the use of a plunger.
It's hard to call because nothing other than sheer hydronic "jolt" was used that may only of pushed the debris down far enough to allow water movement.  Some bets are not always safe ones.

We just feel that between the cost of our time to use that device can have a customer feel robbed by the short visit and no equipment in the drain.   

[Where Am I]

The only thing i plung are drinking fountains. I use my closet auger on everything.

[DUNBAR PLUMBING]

IO'm gonna puke just thinking about clogged water fountains. 


Some of the freaking nastiest drains there are, right down to a dentist's office. :hurls vomit:

As kids we used to cough up the nastiest lung cookies and you can guess where they went, in the water fountain.

We were freaking brutal, can't believe we did such  vile things but no one drank from the water fountains when that happened.

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Tags: toilet plunger  sink plunger  plunger  drains backing up  clogged drain