We've developed a better way to clear a clogged toilet. Why? Because nobody likes the plunger. Even worse, nobody likes dealing with the plunger after they've had to use the plunger. We call that the "Drip of Shame®." So we solved both problems! Literally! We solved the plunger problem and we solved the "Drip of Shame" problem. It's called PlungePerfect® and the first component of this product is a long, slender wand. What makes this wand special, though, is that the bottom half of the wand is flexible. You simply grip the top and shove the flexible end down past the curve of the toilet bowl. It breaks up the clog and let's the water drain...without a ton of nasty, dirty splashing or overflowing onto the floor from the water displacement caused by putting a standard plunger into the full bowl. But that's not even the best part...because you're still dealing with the "Drip of Shame" when you put the wand into the toilet bowl, right? That's the part everyone hates! So we solved that problem by developing a water-soluble sleeve that slides onto the wand while you're using it. Then, when the clog clears, you pull the wand out of the toilet and let the water-soluble sleeve slide off into the bowl. Flush it down the drain. It will dissolve on its own in a matter of minutes. In the end, you're standing there with a clean, dry wand you can return to its decorative stand, ready for the next time you have to deal with a clogged toilet. Seriously! It's that simple! Oh, and one more thing: PlungePerfect is made in America...by manufacturers located in Arizona, Iowa, Illinois, and Tennessee! Even more good news is the water-soluble sleeves are easy on the environment. They're not "flushable paper" so they won't cause the kinds of problems in sewers and septic tanks associated with flushable paper products. In case you were wondering how this idea ever came to our minds in the first place, Darla gets most of the credit. We've all heard that "Necessity is the mother of invention." No statement could be truer in this particular case. Years ago, we were helping some friends clean up a home they had rented. There was nothing in the home except for us and some cleaning supplies...not even a trash bag. As a result, someone tried to flush a handful of paper towels down the toilet. You guessed right. It failed. Even worse, we now had a clogged toilet and no plunging device of any kind. In a moment of desperation, Darla reached her hand down into the bowl and shoved the paper towels with her fingers into the drain. It worked! Her first thought was, "Holy crap! That actually worked." Her second thought was, "Holy crap! I need some disinfectant for my hand and arm!" In her defense, the water was, at least, clear and clean...so to speak. In any event, we had a conversation about the experience a few days later and the idea was born. We created a prototype of the wand and found a manufacturer who could make the water-soluble sleeve. It took some pretty substantial testing to get the sleeve to the point where it would last long enough in the water without deteriorating too quickly. We've been using this prototype for a couple of years now. It works every time!
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We've developed a better way to clear a clogged toilet. Why? Because nobody likes the plunger. Even worse, nobody likes dealing with the plunger after they've had to use the plunger. We call that the "Drip of Shame®." So we solved both problems! Literally! We solved the plunger problem and we solved the "Drip of Shame" problem. It's called PlungePerfect® and the first component of this product is a long, slender wand. What makes this wand special, though, is that the bottom half of the wand is flexible. You simply grip the top and shove the flexible end down past the curve of the toilet bowl. It breaks up the clog and let's the water drain...without a ton of nasty, dirty splashing or overflowing onto the floor from the water displacement caused by putting a standard plunger into the full bowl. But that's not even the best part...because you're still dealing with the "Drip of Shame" when you put the wand into the toilet bowl, right? That's the part everyone hates! So we solved that problem by developing a water-soluble sleeve that slides onto the wand while you're using it. Then, when the clog clears, you pull the wand out of the toilet and let the water-soluble sleeve slide off into the bowl. Flush it down the drain. It will dissolve on its own in a matter of minutes. In the end, you're standing there with a clean, dry wand you can return to its decorative stand, ready for the next time you have to deal with a clogged toilet. Seriously! It's that simple! Oh, and one more thing: PlungePerfect is made in America...by manufacturers located in Arizona, Iowa, Illinois, and Tennessee! Even more good news is the water-soluble sleeves are easy on the environment. They're not "flushable paper" so they won't cause the kinds of problems in sewers and septic tanks associated with flushable paper products. In case you were wondering how this idea ever came to our minds in the first place, Darla gets most of the credit. We've all heard that "Necessity is the mother of invention." No statement could be truer in this particular case. Years ago, we were helping some friends clean up a home they had rented. There was nothing in the home except for us and some cleaning supplies...not even a trash bag. As a result, someone tried to flush a handful of paper towels down the toilet. You guessed right. It failed. Even worse, we now had a clogged toilet and no plunging device of any kind. In a moment of desperation, Darla reached her hand down into the bowl and shoved the paper towels with her fingers into the drain. It worked! Her first thought was, "Holy crap! That actually worked." Her second thought was, "Holy crap! I need some disinfectant for my hand and arm!" In her defense, the water was, at least, clear and clean...so to speak. In any event, we had a conversation about the experience a few days later and the idea was born. We created a prototype of the wand and found a manufacturer who could make the water-soluble sleeve. It took some pretty substantial testing to get the sleeve to the point where it would last long enough in the water without deteriorating too quickly. We've been using this prototype for a couple of years now. It works every time!
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