A drain pump works similarly to a plunger, creating a seal over a pipe opening and using air pressure to clear clogs. The difference is these devices is that a drain pump uses a pumping mechanism to push in air from the outside, and can often create greater pressure levels than a standard plunger. These are pretty self-explanatory, a slow-drainer is a partially clogged toilet that will still allow water to drain, albeit slowly, while a no-drainer is completely stopped and will have no water movement in the bowl. For a slow-drainer, simpler solutions like a plunger or a drain opener will probably do the job, while a no-drainer will require a tougher solution, and may even require you to down tools and call in a professional. What different solutions are available? We are currently using Royal Mail Parcelforce and DPD as our delivery providers, all small items will be delivered by Royal Mail, these can take up to three working days to reach you.

Plungers are a stalwart option for clearing toilet clogs. Plungers create a seal in your toilet piping and work by creating air and water pressure, which works to push through the material clogging your toilet.

Rothenberger Ropump Force Pump - 7.1991