Pipes & Plumbing

Buffalo Cooper Plunger. • The traditional force cup plunger is a rubber force cup on the end of a wooden handle with a disc behind it. • As the name suggests this plunger is used for forcing water down the drain, into the blockage and dislodging it. • For maximum effect, with a tight seal and no air in the cup, a back and forth motion will create high and low pressure at the point of the blockage. • This dual action may be needed several times to break up and release stubborn blockages from the sides of the drain. • The long T-handle gives a good grip, and the flat rubber disc ensures a tight seal. • Usually a series of short sharp pushes will release the blockage.