I have a newer style Kohler toilet that has been installed for over two years and has never clogged until now. A regular plunger does not work; there is a little cutout that keeps the plunger from making a seal. Will this work or...
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Without seeing the toilet I can't be sure it will work; however, the plunger is cut smaller on the bottom So it might. Its cheaper to invest in the plunger first before the auger is my opinion.
1578772
I think it will. When I first got it I didn't think it was pulling up water, so I took it apart to see it the gasket was sealing. It still didn't think it was working the way I expected, but I was tired of the clog in my toilet so I got mad and just pumped up and down about 5-6 times and lo and behold it drained. I have used it numerous times on different drains and never looked as if it were sealing good, but as long as you have standing water for it to pick up it does do the job. If it were to break I would order again. Hope this helps.
1342326
My experience is with a Kohler Rialto one-piece toilet. If this is what you have, I would not recommend this fill valve. It won't supply enough water for a complete flush. I've had very good results with this OEM kit, Kohler 84499 1B1X Conversion Kit. Good luck.
268390
I would not buy this plunger again, it should come with an adapter to seal to the toilet bottom for a good seal (It doesnt). Not much smaller than a regular plunger
1283702
My toilet is an elongated bowl type that also has a rectangular shaped drain hole. It does not seal up around the edges enough to make a usable seal. The rubber is not very pliable, so it won't seal very well unless you have a very flat area to plunge against. Joe
526781
Hi, Hold on to handles, place over drain hole and push firmly. Be careful when you pull up so as not to get splashed. I found this plunger to be the easiest and best I have ever used. It usually works after one (maybe two) plunges and does not take an incredible amount of strength (like other plungers).
1793991
No plunger. It has a freshness valve in the lid that is replaced approximately every two months. Works perfect for me.
2064336
Yes just don't use your drinking water hose. If that does not work for your clogg try using a pressure washer from inside the camper just put it inside the toilet. Good luck
486007
We had nothing but problems with the blue seal that we ordered from a Champion supplier. We were about to just take the entire inside out and replace with a new system, but took a look at Lowe's and found a seal that works----no more running toilet! The brand is Korky and says on the package that it fits the Champio 4/Titan 4 seal. It is red in color and works! It is much cheaper than ordering the blue one online. Just a few bucks.
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Yes it will work if the standard toilet has a big enough notch in the back of the toilet. If it does not he can cut a deep enough notch and install the auto flush kit. This kit will work with a flapper, a round flapper as long as it has a spot to to lift the flap. I have it installed on all four of my toilets and they work like a champ.
552406
I did not use any sealer on the sani-seal. You can use whatever sealer you would normally use around the toilet. It may be wise to wait a few days before sealing in case there are any leaks.
1578775
Yes, it works on an elongated toilet. It reaches further down and makes a good seal, which combined with the water pressureit provides it works very well. This is the best tool I have found in many years. As a rule, I try a traditional plunger first and when it doesnt quickly work I grab Johnny Jolter and it never fails to solve the problem quickly.
526776
I use it the same way I used plungers I have had in the past!! If this plunger has a different way to use it, I don't know it. I'm very pleased with the plunger---it's the best and most effective one I've ever had!!!
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Get in to your Amazon purchases and go to the plunger purchase. In that order page there SHOULD be a "contact seller" button. If not write a review and tell Amazon of your problem. They are very good about replacing items. I have had to return only a few, but my experiences have been good. Hope this helps!
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If you have a one piece Kohler toilet, you have to remove the existing seat fasteners. Mine we rusted beyond use so I drilled the bolts out. Using the anchor kit noted, replace seat fasteners following the instructions. Make sure the bolts are reasonably tight before remove the bolt holder arm. Retighten without the arm to complete the process. Good luck!
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Must not have cleaned the canister and tank surfaces before replacing new seal as indicated in answer #1. Try cleaning your replacement seal too since it is sticking. Mine, with new seal, seems to work better now than it did when the toilet was new. Good luck!
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You use it just like any other plunger. I honestly can't say that it works any better than the cheaper ones. It is easier to plunge with the double handle.