will it hold a plunger instead of toilet paper? If so could you put a pot saucer in the bottom for it to sit in?
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It depends on how big your plunger is. It will hold four rolls of toilet paper. Hope this helps a little!
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Absolutely! I was just thinking the same thing this morning! The inside compartment is tall enough for 4 rolls of TP on top of each other and then there is a small shelf to hold a cube box of facial tissues.
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A short plunger not a normal one. Holds I believe 3 rolls of TP maybe 4. Make sure you buy your own fast set wood glue. The stuff they send is garbage
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It is tall enough to hold my plunger if I didn't but the shelf in, but not wide enough at the bottom.
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We just tried it, and the plunger is too big around to close the door without deforming it.
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It's not made to sit across a toilet seat. You could fold the legs flat and it would work. I'm just not sure the joints are made to hold like that. So, no
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No reson why it wouldn't..... If you are using prepackaged teabags with the little string on them I would probably cut it off so it doesn't interfere with the plunger
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I never used it for tea, just coffee. However, it should work just as well with tea as it does with coffee. Yes - you can remove the plunger & still have the lid on the pot. I place the press on a "non-cold" surface like a towel or those cloth pads used to pick up hot plates or pots as it will assist in keeping the liquid hot....
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The drip tray is pictured. It did not fit my type of toilet. I ended up just placing it on the floor under the tank. Sort of worked.
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No, it is a glass container and plunger would not fit. Putting hot water in bottom container might help make the honey flow faster.
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I believe it will! Unfortunately, this plunger does not come with instructions and I almost tossed it before I realized how to use it. The key is to slowly depress it and push all the air out of it. Once you do this, you let it expand back to normal size and it fills with water. Once it is full of water you can gently work it up and down to push water through the toilet. It is by far the best toilet plunger I have ever used but beware if you push down too hard you will push water out of the toilet bowl into the floor.
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No, mine sits in a small shelf next to the toilet. As long as you can reach it, that's all that matters.
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Hi. Our commode is oval and somewhat elongated, and the sitz bath fits just fine. The holding power(?) of the device is the side parts of the bath. Actually, you wouldn't want the commode to be TOO short because the overflow holes in the front and th back need some space around them to shoot excess water back into the toilet, not onto the floor. In other words, there NEEDS to be a little gap both in front and behind the bath.
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I have not used the tubeless type of toilet paper, but I did measure the side tabs for you, the stick out 1" on each side and are quite thick. I would think this toilet paper holder would work, but I don't honestly know how sturdy the tubeless rolls of toilet paper are. I know I am very happy with my purchase of this toilet paper holder. Good luck.
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I think it would! Its about the right size, the shape of the bowl, to make it a mug, is a bit exaggerated in shape from the back of the toilet part but its pretty good size. For the price it would be perfect i think!
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I don't know but since we rarely need to use a plunger I don't keep it in there. Instead I keep bowl cleaner, disinfectant wipes and a sponge.
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It works great for toilet, would work if stopper not in tub I think have not had to try it. Works so much better than regular toilet plunger on toilet.
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Yes you can use toilet paper. The washlet is only the lid section and sits on top of whatever toilet you use (note: I think the washlets may be usable only on particular toilets. I recommend checking the Toto website)
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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.
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You could definitely put a fit a roll of toilet paper on there. Your only problem is that the handle does not slip off. I think the seagrass is glued to the handle.
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Boy, it's hard to get a reliable answer around here. The question was straightforward: can the plunger be pushed all the way to the bottom? Some say yes, some say no, and some engineers try to explain in metrics, but get their millimeters and centimeters mixed up. Maybe they should try inches.