10592 Sunset Ave · Desert Hot Springs

Sink clogged. Again.

Don’t grab the stick.

Press the drain.

Palmpress · stickless plunger

  1. Push.
  2. Release.
  3. Done.

Same plunger. No stick. Palm print on top. The stick stays on the toilet. Palmpress lives with the sink — showers, tubs, floor drains, dish pits, hotel vanities.

Matte black Palmpress with a molded palm print on top
Cleaner than a stick.

The stick stays on the toilet. Palmpress is an add-on for everything else — sinks, showers, tubs, floors, dish pits, hotel vanities.

Top view of the molded palm print
Palm print on top
Side profile of Palmpress truncated cone
No stick. Low profile.
Working cup underside of Palmpress
Same force cup
Close view of matte black Palmpress
Matte black TPR

The point

An add-on. Not a replacement.

The stick keeps the toilet. This one takes the rest. Kindness is the split.

Stays

The original plunger

Still the right tool for the bowl. Reach, leverage, and distance from waste. Nothing about Palmpress asks you to throw it out.

  • Owns the bowl.
  • Stays by the toilet.
  • Keeps that work.

Adds

Palmpress

A second tool for sinks, showers, tubs, floors, dish pits, and hotel vanities. Same cup idea. No stick. A palm print. New place to live.

  • Close to the drain.
  • Better seal feel.
  • Lives with the sink.

We built this for everything else but the toilet.

The product

Same plunger. No stick. Palm print on top.

Matte black TPR truncated cone with a molded palm dish. Not a white accordion cup. Not a bellows toy. The original force cup — shaft gone, top shaped to a hand.

Top view of the molded palm print
Palm print Force stays centered. You feel the seal.
Side profile of Palmpress with no shaft
No stick Low enough to work under a faucet.
Underside working cup of Palmpress
Same cup Classic force-cup rubber. Push and pull.

Full product story → Prototype gallery →

In use

Distance is why plunges slide.

Close range means you feel the rim catch and the clog give. A stick turns a small miss into a skip across the strainer.

Hand pressing Palmpress over a home kitchen sink drain
Home sink · the hand sits in the print, the cup sits on the drain.
Palmpress on a commercial stainless kitchen drain
Hotels and kitchens · wet metal, tight space, no pole in the way.

First production run

Never again.
Only one if it’s kind.

Born under a sink at 10592 Sunset Ave. Leave your email for the first year of production.