Can a car lock be opened by a toilet plunger?

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If it is 2023, it must be still under warranty? Or was it supposed to be 2013?

Use a plunger. These are good, they can be used on sinks, baths and toilets.

https://www.uline.ca/Product/Detail/H-2246/Toilet-Bowl-Brushes-and-Plungers/Industrial-Plunger?

Or this sort that can suck and blow

https://www.canadiantire.ca/en/pdp/plumbshop-plunge-it-toilet-plunger-0630886p.0630886.html?loc=plp

If you have long hair and wash your hair in the bath, this is a great product that has a hair grabber to pull all the hair out of the plug hole. The crystals are good for keeping the pipes clean.

https://www.amazon.ca/Green-Gobbler-Opener-Toilet-grabber/dp/B01DBMV7H8/


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Lol....probably not.

I would suggest a new plunger that will seal.

If a plunger doesn't work, use a snake. Plungers work by forcing water down the drain. As the name implies...

I would suspect some sort of air lock in the pipe, or just a partial blockage which is slowing the water flow.
You may be able to clear it using a rubber plunger. You need a plunger that has a metal or hard plastic disk fitted above the rubber cup (to prevent the cup turning inside out).
If you have an ordinary plunger without the disk you could probably make one to fit it - perhaps the bottom cut out of a plastic drinks bottle and a hose clip to hold it in place.
You will need to work the plunger quite vigorously up and down in the toilet bowl to force a pulse of water through the system.
Pouring a large bucket full of water down the toilet after plunging may have more impact than just normal flushing. It will also refill the trap.

Hi,
You have a clog in the toilet or in the piping....
Often this can be corrected by using a toilet plunger... they can be bought at any local hardware...
if the plunger don't work, then the toilet auger is the nest step...
If you cannot get it going with that, then you need to call in a professional guy to open your piping...

heatman101

Many plungers have an inner flange that is used for toilets in particular, make sure to pull that out. Even in most case a forceful use of the plunger will get some results so with this flange and enough elbow grease you should be able to acheive some results

the actually make a plunger for the low volume toilets. your old plunger will not work very well. the bowl has a much more drastic slope to it. your best bet is to buy a new plunger and a cheap auger for it.. some of them work well, some never will.

Try turning off the water to the toilet, then old the handle down until you hear that all the
water has drained out of the tank. Then turn the water back on. Then take a cup of water
and put water on to the plunger on top of the tank. Check for air bubbles, if there are bubbles
then that is the problem. The tank MUST HAVE a certain amount of air in the top of the tank,
or it will not work at all. You might have to remove the plunger assembly and put some vaseline on the big O ring seals. To remove the plunger, take the screws off the stainless bent rod that goes
over the plunger, then remove the rod, or just move it out of the way. The plunger can be removed
by sticking the jaws of a pair of chanel lock "pump pliers", then grab the handles of the channel locks and turn the plunger assembly out.

Sometimes all you need to do is drain the tank down, and the toilet might work for a long time.
It's such an easy fix, a person really doesn't mind draining the tank.

Hope this helps

LeRoy Wolff , North Dakota master plumber # 8401

is this low water presher??? an air lock??? or just blocked up pipes? even sticky ball velves can do this? test for warer presher loss first