Most people use a plunger incorrectly. The standard suction-cup style (the "ball" plunger) is actually designed for sinks, not toilets. Toilets need a —the one with the soft inner lip that folds out to seal the drain hole.
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Locate the silver oval handle (the angle stop valve) on the wall behind the toilet base. Turn it completely clockwise until it stops. Most people use a plunger incorrectly
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Plunging aerosolizes bacteria. That spray you felt on your ankles? It’s on your toothbrush. Wipe down every surface within a 3-foot radius of the toilet bowl with bleach. Wash the plunger in hot soapy water. And for the love of plumbing, replace your wax ring if you had to pull the toilet.
