Abstract: An apparatus for unclogging a toilet with the sliding mechanism allowing for easier operation. The sliding mechanism easily allows movement of the snake within the handle. The sliding handle is in a locked position when the snake is not in use. The rubber air tube, when plunging, does not allow water to enter. There is a reducer connecting the plunger to the stationary handle. There is a hollow nipple inside the reducer which connects to the lower end of the rubber tube. The snake goes through the nipple and up the hollow tube to the sliding mechanism. The top end of the rubber tube is connected to the sliding mechanism. The top end of the snake is threaded through the sliding mechanism, and there is a locking device on the top of the sliding mechanism connected to the snake. This is helpful for new “low flow” toilets.