Will this work on a toilet with an "elongated bowl" (basically a larger then normal opening on the drain)? The normal toilet plunger does not
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This didn't work on my elongated bowl at all. The plastic is way too hard to conform to unusual shapes. After a year I finally bought the Korky 99-4A Max Performance Plunger (also on Amazon) and it seals and works fantastic.
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I presently have it on a Gerber elongated toilet, however I am fairly certain that my previous toilet was an Amercan Standard, and it was on that one as well. It's a standard elongated seat, so I think it should do well on most elongated toilets. I continue to find it very comfortable and easy to keep clean.
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NO it fits regular shaped toilet. Try Model number 12403 from drive. It is made for elongated toilets.
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Without seeing the toilet I can't be sure it will work; however, the plunger is cut smaller on the bottom So it might. Its cheaper to invest in the plunger first before the auger is my opinion.
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My toilet is elongated. As stated in my review you have to have it properly tightened to the bowl. It is not high tech, the clamp is turned and it makes contact with the bowl. Since there are so many variations to the bowl it is difficult to judge if it fits yours. It should fit but you can call the manufacturer
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I would say "no". I have a regular toilet bowl and the front bar sits on the edge of the bowl, under the seat. A small portion of the bar edge is visible from the front, inside. I think the front bar would be in the way of "things" if used on an elongated bowl. Also, this bar lifts up over the toilet seat when raised and frames the tank when not needed. This wouldn't clear the type of seat you have.
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My toilet bowl is elongated & it works well. The bowl juts out a little underneath the Moen seat but not enough to be an issue.
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There are round and elongated versions, you just have to be sure you get the right kind. Mine is on a Kohler toilet.
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It'll work but you probably should try and find one specifically for elongated toilets.
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Absolutely - but don't overload it, otherwise you will have to pull the plunger up. This may not be a problem for the Standard Sized model.
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I think it works very good on the elongated toilet. It is a very nice piece of equipment to have.
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Mine is elongated and it works fine. It is sort of notched on the sides and holds the toilet bowl well. Also has some rubber spots (feet) that help also to hold in place. Your toilet will protrude a little in front, maybe 1" to 1 1/2". Is not an issue.
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No, I think it only works for a 3 inch pipe that is not a toilet. They make bigger ones, but not sure if it is meant for a toilet.
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Hi Debbie, It depends on the brand of toilet you have. But most toilet seats are generic enough and fit most toilets just fine. They come two basic designs, elongated and standard bowl. If your bowl looks round then the standard will work and if it looks more egg shaped then the elongated would work. The mounting holes at the back of the toilet bowl opening is a standard spread for mounting the seat. Unless you have a custom toilet from Europe or such then you shouldn't have a problem with a box store purchase. If you know the brand name of the toilet then I recommend getting that brand of toilet seat. Hi Debbie, It depends on the brand of toilet you have. But most toilet seats are generic enough and fit most toilets just fine. They come two basic designs, elongated and standard bowl. If your bowl looks round then the standard will work and if it looks more egg shaped then the elongated would work. The mounting holes at the back of the toilet bowl opening is a standard spread for mounting the seat. Unless you have a custom toilet from Europe or such then you shouldn't have a problem with a box store purchase. If you know the brand name of the toilet then I recommend getting that brand of... » Read More Hi Debbie, It depends on the brand of toilet you have. But most toilet seats are generic enough and fit most toilets just fine. They come two basic designs, elongated and standard bowl. If your bowl looks round then the standard will work and if it looks more egg shaped then the elongated would work. The mounting holes at the back of the toilet bowl opening is a standard spread for mounting the seat. Unless you have a custom toilet from Europe or such then you shouldn't have a problem with a box store purchase. If you know the brand name of the toilet then I recommend getting that brand of toilet seat. « Show Less
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It probably would but I think the toilet seat would extend over the edge. Mine is a rounded toilet and I found this raised seat extremely helpful. Check and see if they specifically make one in the elongated style.
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I'm not familiar with that brand of toilet. It does fit a regular elongated toilet. I could measure it if that would help.
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I put it on a standard round toilet. It fit - so I doubt that this one would fit the elongated style.