Kendo 2-Piece Plunger (KD-50205): Clear Sinks & Showers
By Maintenance Depot Plumbing Team · Last reviewed
Quick answer
The Kendo KD-50205 is a two-piece force cup plunger that unblocks sink, bath and shower wastes by driving high-pressure water into the drain.
Every home should have a good plunger. The Kendo 2-piece plunger (KD-50205) is a force cup plunger that safely and quickly unblocks sink, bath and shower wastes by driving high-pressure water into the drain.
Specs at a glance
| Spec | Detail |
|---|---|
| Product | Force cup plunger |
| Brand / model | Kendo KD-50205 |
| Pieces | 2 |
| For | Sinks, baths and shower wastes |
How a force cup plunger works
When you press down, the cup forces water down the pipe under pressure. That pressure breaks up or moves the blockage. Pulling back creates suction that helps loosen it further.
Step-by-step
- Remove the drain stopper or strainer.
- Seal the overflow hole with a wet cloth. Otherwise the pressure escapes there instead of reaching the clog.
- Run enough water to cover the plunger cup.
- Place the cup squarely over the drain.
- Push down and pull up firmly 10 to 15 times without breaking the seal.
- Pull off sharply and see if the water drains. Repeat if needed.
Best for
- Bathroom basins
- Baths and showers
- Kitchen sinks (block the second bowl's drain too)
When to call for backup
If several drains are blocked at once, or the toilet gurgles when the sink drains, the blockage may be in the main line, which needs a longer drain snake or a plumber.
Pair your plunger with a spring drain cleaner for clogs that are further down the pipe.
Frequently asked questions
How many times should I plunge?
Push and pull firmly 10 to 15 times without breaking the seal, then check the drain.
Can I use it on a double kitchen sink?
Yes, but block the second drain so pressure is not lost.
When is a blockage too far for a plunger?
If several drains are blocked or fixtures gurgle, the clog may be in the main line.