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"  Even though research shows that a kitchen sink can contain more germs than a toilet, it still irks me to have toilet water dripping from my plunger after I use it. I simple can&amp;#039;t place the plunger back on the floor wet, so I end up balancing the plunger on its side so it can air dry along the tub ledge. To ease this dilemma Rubbermaid&amp;#039;s created the Clean &amp;amp;amp; Dry Plunger ($12.99). While standard plungers remain wet, water just beads up and rolls right off the Clean &amp;amp;amp; Dry. So how does it work? The Clean &amp;amp;amp; Dry Plunger is covered with Rubbermaid&amp;#039;s NeverWet coating, a protective shield that water can&amp;#039;t penetrate. Its ability to resist water is similar to car wax&amp;#039;s ability to repel water. In order for the coating to remain effective, you shouldn&amp;#039;t touch the plunger head and pole. Natural skin oils will impact the product&amp;#039;s performance. If you want to clean the plunger, use bleach rather than soap as soap can also negatively affect the special coating. If you find that your current toilet paper keeps clogging your toilet, check out our review of toilet paper to find ones that are absorbent, soft, and strong, yet unlikely to cause clogs. Get a firsthand look at how we evaluate products by touring the Good Housekeeping Research Institute. "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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