Unclogging the dunny

[J.D.]

My toilet is one of these newer "designer" styles which invariably puts form before function and the bastard thing clogs constantly. I have been using the old fashioned style plunger to clear it but it just doesn't have the moxy and eventually it broke. That left me with a blocked dunny and no means of clearing it.

I know I will eventually have to replace it but in the meantime, I found something I thought you guys might want to know about. It's called the "Master Plunger" and it actually works.

This vid doesn't show that actual brand but it does show a similar style and how to get the best results out of it:

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Bryan ain't pretty but he's got it right.

[Montey]

So.... J.D. has a toilet he regularly manages to block..... what comment might I make here?

Hmmm?????

[wobblysauce]

more fibre could be required...


well look up a device called Kleer Drain, it works wonders.

[Montey]

more fibre could be required...

Or less politics.

[J.D.]

So.... J.D. has a toilet he regularly manages to block..... what comment might I make here?

Hmmm?????

Say whatever you like mate but it happens more often when I'm debating with you.

[ysu]

In my youth most people did not need a video on how to operate a plunger, that's for sure...

[NeilPearson]

its really great blocking up your gf's parents toilet. and there being no plunger there and having to ask for one. good times.

[wabbit]

its really great blocking up your gf's parents toilet. and there being no plunger there and having to ask for one. good times.

What no cheap coat hanger laying around?

[Exar Kun]

I blocked up a toilet in a Qantas departure lounge once. It's great walking out of there and five minutes later hearing the call over the PA "maintenance to men's toilets".