FAQ
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Toilets, add-ons, how to use it, what it’s made of, and where it started.
Does it work on toilets?
We created this for everything else. The stick keeps the toilet. Palmpress takes sinks, showers, tubs, floors, dish pits, and hotel vanities. Kind split — not a hard no, just the right tool for the rest.
Does it replace my plunger?
No. It is an add-on. You already trust the stick for the bowl. This one takes everything else. The stick plunger stays on the toilet.
How do you use it?
Set the cup on the drain. Set your hand in the print. Press close. You feel the rim catch. Pull up on the rim if you need the suction stroke. Push. Release. Done.
What is it made of?
TPR — thermoplastic rubber. Soft cup, firm print. One molded part: a matte black truncated cone with a palm dish on top. Never a white accordion or bellows cup. Final material and size lock after samples on real strainers.
Where did this start?
Under a sink at 10592 Sunset Ave in Desert Hot Springs, California. The stick would not fit. That was the last time. Invented by Raymond Montiel.
What drains is it for?
Sinks, showers, tubs, floor drains, dish pits, hotel vanities — gray-water drains where a stick is awkward and close range helps the seal.
When can I buy one?
We’re building the first production run. Join the waitlist at sticklessplunger.online and we’ll write when units are ready. No checkout on this site yet — waitlist only.