First, get the water in the sink or tub running hot, as hot as it will get. Don't outdo yourself though, no need to boil any ...

There can be many factors for why your toilet bubbles when flushed. You can fix many of these problems yourself, but a few ...

Using your toilet plunger the right way is a pretty easy process. All plungers have a cup or bowl shape. Place this part inside the toilet bowl and tilt it, allowing it to fill with water.

In our tests, the power of this Korky plunger far, far exceeded that of all the other plungers. It also had the easiest time conforming to irregular bowl shapes. The MAXClean tray holds the Korky ...

You’ll need to ensure the toilet water covers the entire plunger cup (you may need to pour some more into the toilet bowl if there isn’t enough). You can then place the tool entirely over the ...

With a similar mechanism to using a plunger, you do this by wearing your gloves and then covering the open cap end of the bottle with your thumb, inserting it into the toilet bowl, removing your ...

Plungers designed for toilets look distinctly different from the half-cup style of a sink and tub plunger. Toilet plungers ... fit around the bottom of the bowl.

Accordingly, the flange helps create a tight seal on the curved surfaces of a toilet bowl. Using a plunger is easy. First, slowly make contact with the fixture surface, then apply pressure to ...

If you’re caught short without a plunger then you’re in for a rough ride, and even then you might find that it’s not quite got what you need to deal with the impending mess. That’s where ...

"It's the same principle as a plunger -- using pressure -- but it creates ... too" -- works by adhering a strong plastic film over the bowl using a special adhesive. When you flush the toilet ...

of these household life hacks for unclogging your toilet without a plunger, compiled by Reader’s Digest. Pour half a cup of dish soap into your toilet and let it sit in the bowl for a little ...