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Korky 99-4A 99-1AM Beehive Max Universal Fits All Old and New Powerful Plunge-Easy Grip T-Handle-Made in USA Toilet Plunger, Black

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Condition
New
Style
Non-Adjustable Handle
Model
99-4A
Weight
0.27 g
Scent
Unscented
Surface Recommendation
Porcelain
Special Features
Durable
In the box
Handle

Features 8

  • POWERFUL PLUNGE: This toilet plunger is the first plunger designed to fit old & new HET toilet bowls & the beehive shape allows for an effective plunge to unclog toilets. The t-handle provides an optimum grip.
  • UNCLOG TOILETS: Heavy duty bathroom plunger perfectly fits in toilet bowl outlets to create the perfect plunge for all toilet models & shapes. The beehive shape easily compresses with minimal effort.
  • THE UNVERSAL PLUNGER is made of durable rubber that doesn't mark up your toilet bowl. Unlike old standard toilet plungers, this plunger works with older low flow toilets & newer elongated designs.
  • WHY KORKY: Our high quality toilet products are universal & specific to both older & modern toilet models. Our repair parts are easy to install & made exclusively from long lasting chlorazone red rubber.

Description

Proudly designed and made in the United States, the BEEHIVE Max Toilet Plunger is the first plunger designed to fit both old and new high efficiency toilets (HET). Toilet bowl drains have changed from round to oblong shaped outlets and standard plungers on the market cannot achieve a seal to effectively plunge. The t-handle and flexible, beehive shape head design, allow for an optimum grip and effective plunge in any toilet. Recommended by Kohler, the BEEHIVE Max Plunger fits Kohler, TOTO, American Standard, Mansfield and all other brands. As seen in This Old House - Top 100 Best New Home Products of 2014. The 99-4 includes: (1) T-Handle and (1) Plunger Head From the Manufacturer Proudly designed and made in the United States, the BEEHIVE Max Toilet Plunger is the first plunger designed to fit both old and new high efficiency toilets (HET). Toilet bowl drains have changed from round to oblong shaped outlets and standard plungers on the market cannot achieve a seal to effectively plunge. The t-handle and flexible, beehive shape head design, allow for an optimum grip and effective plunge in any toilet. Recommended by Kohler, the BEEHIVE Max Plunger fits Kohler, TOTO, American Standard, Mansfield and all other brands. As seen in This Old House - Top 100 Best New Home Products of 2014. The 99-4 includes: (1) T-Handle and (1) Plunger Head

Specs 16

Brand Korky
Scent Unscented
Specific Uses For Product Toilet
Unit Count 1 Count
Surface Recommendation Porcelain
Special Features Durable
Brand Name Korky
Global Trade Identification Number 18

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Best plunger I've ever used
Style: Non-Adjustable Handle
The 1.5 gpf toilet in my apartment is a piece of junk that clogs on a regular basis, sometimes needing a lot of work to unclog. On rare occasions, even needing to be snaked. Unfortunately, since it's an apartment, I can't replace the toilet. I bought the Korky with high expectations based on all the great reviews here, but still not all that confident it would work for me. Boy, was I wrong. The first clog I used it on was rather severe. Not just slow draining, but completely clogged, with water that stayed at rim level. Carefully submerged the Korky in the water, tilted it to let as much air bubble out as possible. Put it down at the bottom and tilted the rubber cup slightly toward the back until it felt like it was seated properly. (I think the mistake reviewers make when they complain about the skirt collapsing upward is they keep the plunger vertical so the skirt pushes down against the front of the bowl rather than extending into the deepest part of the trap.) When it felt like I had a good seal, gave it a couple of cautious but firm one-handed plunges with the T-handle and it was miraculously clear immediately. No splashing, no grunting. This is a toilet that has routinely defied five to ten minutes of aggressive two-handed plunging with an old-fashioned plunger in the past. So the Korky costs a little more than a traditional plunger. I don't care. If it continues to work as well on future clogs, it'll be money well spent to avoid the frustrations of the past and the only plunger I'll buy in the future. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on September 7, 2018 by ElseWho
Worked LIke a Charm on A Constantly Clogged Toilet in a 1950 Home
Style: Non-Adjustable Handle
January 2020 - Another $340 plumbing bill (snake camera) let me know my pipes are not cast iron and there is nothing wrong with my pipes from sewer outlet in front yard to my toilet. There is nothing wrong with my toilet. They went up on the roof and ran that snake thing and there is nothing wrong with my pipes from roof down. Thank God for 2nd opinions because that other plumbing company said I needed to replace my pipes- not true. Yet, my toilet stops flushing like clockwork every 2 weeks or so. THANK GOD for this Beehive plunger!!! This current plumber is sending me the video and still shots of what he believes is the problem of why this BeeHive plunger gets such a workout. A large root is blocking half the pipe on city side. Well, as usual - the city came out and denied seeing any root or blockage (just like years before). I am waiting for the video/still shots and that plumber to meet me at my house at a set time with the city so this can be resolved ...just like before with another plumbing company. In the meantime, I have a garage full of all plungers that do not work or do not work well or do not work as well as this Beehive plunger for my 1998 Anderson Standard 1.6 gallon old style round internal hole toilet. My current plumber is not a fan of Anderson toilets but says this one works extremely well. His plumbing assistant (apprentice?) was surprised to hear him praise an Anderson toilet. I heard their conversation standing outside in the hallway. I am buying a 2nd beehive plunger this time with a stand - since this every 2 week week constant toilet clogging is not going to go away anytime soon. I wish I had purchased the plunger with the stand the 1st time. ==================== About 10 years ago my neighbor's tree roots repeatedly clogged by front yard sewer pipe 6 times. The city had to pay to repair then replace the pipe since the breech was between the street and my front yard sewer outlet - their responsibility (17' from street into my yard - pipes belong to city) . Since then, my pipes have been touchy. This 1950' house's old iron pipes I think are filled with mineral deposits or something (that is what another plumbing company told me - they were wrong as I found out later) and likely I will need to fork out the thousands to replace them (1st plumber estimate scheduled for next week) . It used to be every 8 - 12 months the toilet would clog and now it is every 2-3 weeks my toilet clogs. I could be gone for 2 weeks and leave a working toilet and come home to one that on 1st flush is clogged. Or if I run my washing machine - water backs up into the tub - depends. . . Doesn't happen when I run dishwasher or use kitchen sink. Anyway, over the years I have purchased a dozen toilet plungers, regular plungers and a snake which goes from 3-6' if I want to snake out my own toilet. I own several excellent toilet plungers in the garage which is now temporarily filled with a relatives "stuff' - so rather than try to find them I purchased 3 more toilet plungers from Amazon.. None too soon because today with no warning, toilet would not flush. I live alone so it is not like the plumbing is overworked - just very old cast iron plumbing. The 3 toilet plungers I recently purchased at same time for my "old hole (round) toilet are: 1) This one - Korky 99-4A 99-1AM Beehive Max Universal Fits All Old and New Powerful Plunge-Easy Grip T-Handle-Made in USA Toilet Plunger, Black (non adjustable) - This toilet plunger is one of THE BEST - ever. It is solid, heavy and the handle is long which makes it easier to lean over the toilet to plunge straight down. The rubber is solid - not that thin walled rubber which is weak and gets no suction. My hands are weak having had several surgeries on both - so the grip on this makes it easier to hold. A+ grade. If I could grade it higher I would. 2) FriedenDT Anti-Hand Off Stainless Steel Rubber Toilet Plunger,Sink Drain Plunger Powerful Efficient Double Thrust Force Cup,Heavy Duty,Patented Unique Premium Bathroom Toilet Plunger Suction Cup. This plunger looks "cool' and it is even heavier than the one above. Also a lot more expensive. It did not fit over the hole as securely as the above plunger and the handle was shorter but it is still very effective. I will give it an A- grade. 3) Master Plunger MP100-3 Heavy Duty Toilet Plunger Clears, Kitchen Sinks, Garbage Disposal and, Toilets Fast. Equipped with Patented Automatic Air Relief Valve, Black. I purchased one of these 3 years ago on Amazon. That one cracked where the handle meets the round plunger part so I purchased this one. It does work but it is thin material and the plunger will not last. The price reflects that. I purchased it only because I know it works...and I didn't know if the 2 "new" plungers above would work or not - this cheap but effective plunger was my backup since I was not going into the garage to find my other plungers. B grade in clearing a clog but F for longevity. A few tips: Buy large container of Dawn blue dish detergent (got mine at Samsclub). Pour a lot (directions vary on internet) into the clogged nasty toilet. Pour some Dawn dish detergent into bathroom sink also. (I don't pour it into my tub). If there is water in your toilet pour a LARGE pan of just barely tiny bubbling hot water directly over the toilet hole where most of water is. DO NOT pour it along the sides or in an empty toilet or get water too hot or might crack toilet bowl. The internet says to let it sit for hours or overnight...but I get in a hurry since I only have 1 bathroom so I usually heat up another large pot of water 3-4 times in a row and pour directly over hole and then wait. (don't flush). Then use plunger. Try to get someone to hold a regular plunger over the bathtub hole or just put the regular plunger over the bathtub hole while you plunge toilet - it helps me clear my clogged toilet. I just cleared the nasty clogged toilet doing just this. FYI....If you have a "newer home or a brand new 2020 built home...don't be too smug. Remember your HOUSE pipes are new....but odds are your water and sewer pipes in the ground are ancient. My 1950's neighborhood has dozens of older homes being torn down and brand new expensive McMansions going up and EVERY SINGLE new home has 1950's old cast iron pipes in the ground. Many of my new new neighbors in their newly built mortgaged homes are having to shell out the same money I am to replace thier old old cast iron pipes also. BONUS - The large pots of hot water and Dawn, makes the "stuff" in your toilet to go down the toilet drain. . So even if you can't clear clog completely or right away doing the above FIRST several times.....cleans the toilet of yuck and smells so if you must use a plunger or call a plumber, it will not be such a gross experience for you or him. If you clear the toilet clog like I just did, your toilet bowl is sparkling clean . If you insist on chemicals - only one brand worked for me. It is in a black plastic bottle at Home Depot. The bottle has a plastic bag over it. The black bottle says INSTANT POWER disolves hair and grease. ALL the other liquid chemicals and gimmicks (cans of air etc) do not work. I likely wasted my money on all of them. Well my years long wearisome clogged toilet issue will be ending sometime in the next few months as I pay a plumber to replace the old pipes as I am tired of dealing with this every few weeks....but I don't mind passing on what I learned from others like the above tips and my toilet plunger experience. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on November 16, 2020 by Woodlandtrails
Fred, our sweet little boy
Style: Non-Adjustable Handle
Hiya bud, today we are going to discuss a toilet plunger. I am eleven years old and we used to have a toilet plunger that was worthless... let's call him Henry. Henry is selfish, dumb, worthless, and old. Now we have an AMAZING toilet plunger let's call him Fred. Fred is lovely, caring, useful, beautiful in all ways, shapes, and forms, and is newer than new. So, since we had two toilet plungers, and we obviously didn't need two cause we only have one bathroom.. We made a fire... AND COOKED HENRY.. And Fred watched as he BURNED. After we burned Henry we buried him in the lake, so he was burned to death and drowned to death.. how nice:) But I honestly think Henry was dead when we got him, so I guess we were just making sure our dead was completely dead. Now let's talk about Fred, our sweet little boy. He is simply, great!! He loves to swim in the toilet, and he doesn't even complain! He is very talented, and is up for anything (specifically, down in the toilet.) He likes to think of it as a scavenger hunt. He also doesn't complain when he has to take a bath, I couldn't ask for a better plunger!!! ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on May 20, 2020 by Kindle Customer
This is by far my favorite plunger, but ...
Style: Non-Adjustable Handle
We have three of these, and I definitely recommend. I have both the standard, non-adjustable, and two of the adjustable ones with the storage container stand. I am not a weak person, but I've always had a hard time getting other plungers to work well. This one is easy to use and is effective in each of our three bathrooms that have three different style/brand toilets. I'm writing this review to warn you of something that I was unaware of until today. I was teaching my kid to use it. Thankfully, there was just clean toilet water. He plunged, and the nastiest water and such floated out from underneath it. I realized that the last person to use it probably used too much force and the bottom folded in on itself and it was put away like that. Well, it had trapped that nasty toilet water and all of its treasures. Who knows how long that had been in the bathroom like that. Fortunately, that was one that had the container stand, so the floor wasn't nasty. I cleaned it all, and feel that it is ok now, but ohhhhhh. That was unpleasant. You have been warned. Also, it is very difficult to get in and out of the stand, but I don't use it much, so I can tolerate it. All that said, ease of use and effectiveness still put this on the top of my list of plungers. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on May 16, 2020 by page turner
Seals Great on Any-Shaped Toilet Drain Opening and No Splash-Back!
Style: Non-Adjustable Handle
I had trouble using my conventional toilet bowl plunger in my funny-shaped, high-efficiency" Kohler bowl, which if it were truly that efficient, I'd think a plunger might nit be necessary in the first place. But I digress - sorry... The old toilet plunger wouldn't seal and I couldn't get and air force down into the drain. All it did was splash every where. The pointy-end of this Korky 99-4A plunger gets down inside the rectangular opening of my toilet and it conforms to the shape of the toilet hole, allowing a good seal. When I pressed the handle and compressed the "ball" of this plunger I expected all kinds of splash-back, but I was surprised when it just quickly, with one push opened the clog. There was no splash and I didn't have to pump it multiple times. Just one quick action and it worked. The T-handle gives you a better grip and is more comfortable than the standard straight handle you find on most conventional plungers. I think it allows for a more forceful push without testing your grip strength or subjecting a small round part of the palm of your hand to blunt-force trauma. The handle is made out of PVC I think, so it is lightweight but it seemed plenty rigid for the task at hand. Since my first experience with this plunger I have also had a chance to use it on a conventional shaped toilet and it worked just as well on that, so there's no need to have different types of toilet plungers for different bowls. Some reviews have mentioned that the Korky 99-4A plunger gets a lot of crap up inside it and can spill out onto the floor. I didn't get to experience that because both of my clogs were clean. After the flush everything had gotten caught in the bend of the toilet and the bowl filled to the top with clean water and either would not drain or it just trickled. So I have only used this in a relatively clean setting. Clean-up might be more of a hassle if there were unflushed matter sitting in your bowl, but when I read the reviews before purchasing this product, I considered that much more manageable than having all that crap splash all over the place and not even open the clogged drain. Plumbing is a messy business and definitely not for the meek of heart (or those with a hair-trigger gag reflex). I highly recommend the Korky 99-4A. My only observation, which is minor, is that it would be nice if the T-handle ends were sealed - I'm probably going to look for some chair end caps at the hardware store that will fit over them. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on March 25, 2018 by In_My_Humble_Opinion
Works like a charm with Kohler brand rectangular hole design!
Style: Non-Adjustable Handle
We tried most other options here under $30 - Nothing else worked because the rectangular design of our Kohler toilets foiled and confounded the ability of the plunging device to seal. Many reviews on the other plungers stated they worked with rectangular design but every one we bought and tried immediately failed. This plunger, on the other hand, works quickly with great power and strength. It has never failed - reliably working with 3 or less push/pull (fill/plunge), and you can feel that the water is flowing far into the pipe. With great power, though, comes great responsibility. If you don't know how to properly manipulate the liquid (and other material) ball of POWER that you have, with a mere push, converted your plunger into then bad (and wet) things might be very well coming your way. In other words, an extreme clog may backfire. In such cases, the pro move is to use a suction approach instead of pushing - forcing liquid into a block. In all cases, the crucial first step is to create the seal. You can actually fill the bulb with water (or whatever is down there) by compressing it beside the hole and then creating the seal by positioning it against the hole. Such an approach is useful if the clog is very near hole, because the power of this plunger is that you can fill it with water and then force the water out, and suction it back in - given that you have a solid seal. Some reviewers have negatively reported that the bulb portion was incapable of the proper flexibility to make a seal. If yours is like that and you don't know how to improve the flexibility of the rubber, I highly recommend exchanging - something is wrong with that specific item and if you get a proper one, things will be happy in your home. Also, a reviewer recommended using a cheap self watering plant base (available here on Amazon) as a holder and it's brilliant. Highly recommended. To round things out, I'd recommend a toilet brush with a cute little housing, so that you can clean off the plunger should it need it before returning it to it's home holder. And if the plunger needs cleaning, it's likely the toilet bowl will need a quick brushing as well. With the Beehive Max, you can once again fearlessly and victoriously be the unquestioned master of your bathroom. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on August 22, 2019 by Shawn
As heavy duty as you'd expect a plunger could get
Style: Non-Adjustable Handle
I recently noticed that during an attempt to unclog a stuck toilet that my old fashioned style plunger was no longer able to make a seal around the drainage hole in the toilet bowl. As much as I tried, the old plunger couldn't force any water down the pipe, the water would just flow around the plunger. Bummer! Enter the Korky. The newer, modern, universal shape of the rubber made a great seal and unclogged the toilet with 2-3 pushes. The T shaped handle was super sturdy and gives you way more control over the entire plunging process. The only drawback to this more modern design is the accordion-like portion in the rubber. If you're not careful, the plunger can fold over at this point, but it isn't a big deal. I'd gladly take this small concession in control, for the massive upgrade in effectiveness. The rubber itself feels very sturdy, and should last quite a while. I can't imagine this being damaged or wearing out with normal use. Expect this to be the last plunger that you will be buying. Highly recommended. PROS: + String sturdy rubber, with the more modern shape to universally fit any toilet. + T shaped handle for more controll + Powerful, probably due to the massive size of the plunger + Cost effective, lesser models were twice as costly at home improvement stores! CONS: - The accordion like rubber portion sometimes allows the plunger to fold over itself. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on November 20, 2018 by Bjorn Olafsson
Works perfectly in weird-shaped drains!
Style: Non-Adjustable Handle
This is the best plunger I have ever used. We had plungers that supposedly worked in the new style drains, but trying to get them to work involved a lot of frustration and sometimes caused blisters. I bought this plunger based on reviews I saw on it, and it lived up to the hype. It clears clogs easily, because it actually makes a proper seal, and the T-shaped smooth plastic handle is easier to use and doesn't give me blisters like wooden handles. Cheap plungers don't work particularly well and are just aggravating, so it really is worth spending more for one that does what is supposed to quickly and with less effort. Took 3-4 gentle plunges to clear a clog our old plunger had no effect on. I know it's weird to give such praise to a plunger, but things were flushed that shouldn't have been and with my plunger not working, it was a trying time until this one arrived and it cleared the clog immediately, so I a bit excited to have my most convenient toilet back in working order. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on January 31, 2018 by Samar Nadra
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