Does this product work on an elongated toilet? Traditional plungers won't get a good seal.....is this one any different?
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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.
1578773
I think the concept of this product is great but it needs a way to seal it in the bottom of the toilet. I would not purchase this product for any toilet.
1578774
My toilets are all elongated and it works fine on all that I have used it on
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.
1855930
All of our toilet seats are elongated, so I can't answer that. It's easy to put in place and remove. Just pick it up and/or set it down.
717622
I presently have it on a Gerber elongated toilet, however I am fairly certain that my previous toilet was an Amercan Standard, and it was on that one as well. It's a standard elongated seat, so I think it should do well on most elongated toilets. I continue to find it very comfortable and easy to keep clean.
668939
This plunger works =very=differently= from others. At first I was very disappointed in it, until I read the review by Gina and tried it out a bit: You don't push it all the way in, so that the rubber part collapses; Instead, you push it just a little bit. This makes quite a bit of force, which works better for me than any other plunger I've tried.
913007
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.
922485
Yes, the elongated version is designed to work on elongated toilet sets - not the shorter, rounder type.
2186994
Not sure of that particular brand of toilet but I have 2 Splashdown Trainers installed on both round and oblong or elongated seats and it works good on both.
1454151
No, it does not fit an elongated toilet at least not mine. But just to be on the safe side I would say measure your's and see if the numbers are close. That was my biggest downfall not, taking the measurements before hand.
582635
I used mine on a standard toilet. I would look for one specifically suited for elongated
1569109
Yes. I have an elongated seat that I use it on, although there is a small gap between the very front of the toilet seat and the front of the potty seat. Has worked fine for me. I use it on both our round and elongated seats and it is still the same stability. I have a boy that uses it and it has not leaked out of the front at all. I still feel this is the best seat for the money because I don't have to worry about misplacing a "guard". I have the seat that has the licensed characters on it from Target or walmart from my first child and I prefer the arm and hammer one. I believe I paid $12.00 for the licensed one that I don't use anymore. Yes. I have an elongated seat that I use it on, although there is a small gap between the very front of the toilet seat and the front of the potty seat. Has worked fine for me. I use it on both our round and elongated seats and it is still the same stability. I have a boy that uses it and it has not leaked out of the front at all. I still feel this is the best seat for the money because I don't have to worry about misplacing a "guard". I have the seat that has the licensed characters on it from Target or walmart from my first child and I prefer the arm and hammer one. I believe I... » Read More Yes. I have an elongated seat that I use it on, although there is a small gap between the very front of the toilet seat and the front of the potty seat. Has worked fine for me. I use it on both our round and elongated seats and it is still the same stability. I have a boy that uses it and it has not leaked out of the front at all. I still feel this is the best seat for the money because I don't have to worry about misplacing a "guard". I have the seat that has the licensed characters on it from Target or walmart from my first child and I prefer the arm and hammer one. I believe I paid $12.00 for the licensed one that I don't use anymore. « Show Less
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Well, Kenneth, until just tonight, I had never heard of the Toto-brand. So, with that said, I spent about 20 minutes online watching video on the Toto website. I see that the toilet is designed like any other toilet; except, it may be more efficient. I also notice the hole in the Toto toilet is just like the hole in my toilet. I see no reason why this plunger would not work on a Toto toilet. When I ordered and received the Neiko patented plunger, it appears to be just like any other plunger, actually. However, it has never lost it's suction power. I rent a duplex and I and my 17-year-old son have lived here since 2009. We have to plunger our toilet about one time a week because the landlord discovered that there is a curve underground, so to speak, that doesn't let all the waste go down. The Neiko plunger is about the fourth plunger I've had and it appears to be the last one that I'll ever need. I feel very confident with this plunger. For the cost, it's worth purchasing just to have in case you EVER need a plunger. I hope this answers your question. Really, you have nothing to lose.
533683
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.
543867
Yes---My toilet is elongated and the riser fits, although it does not cover the foremost 1 1/2 inches of the rim, it does cover the opening itself and there is no problem.
939665
No, I think it only works for a 3 inch pipe that is not a toilet. They make bigger ones, but not sure if it is meant for a toilet.
1143097
You must use an ELONGATED TOILET....most brands will do. A round toilet will not work. We replaced our round one with an elongated and it is perfect. Nice design, very comfortable.
2210314
It should work on any elongated toilet. However, my toilet is not a Mansfield.
1171313
My toilet bowl is elongated & it works well. The bowl juts out a little underneath the Moen seat but not enough to be an issue.