force cup

This piece helps the force cup to make a better seal when pressed against the opening at the bottom of the bowl.

Force cups or plungers are bell-shaped rubber cups attached to a wooden handle.

Fortunately, most toilet bowls can be unclogged with a rubber force cup, often referred to as a plunger or a plumber's friend.

An old battle-axe of a nun wrapped them both in heavy blankets, forcing cups of mulled wine down their throats.

In some rare cases, neither of these measures will work; the clog cannot be broken up or drawn out with the force cup or the drain auger.

Usually after the force cup or plunger has been used in this manner, the water will start running out of the bowl, although it may drain slower than usual.

Failing this, you will at least have a chance of breaking up the clog so that it can be more easily flushed down with the force cup or even by simply flushing the toilet.

If you are unable to unclog the toilet with the plunger or force cup, you can probably get the job done with a tool called a drain auger or closet auger.

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