Drain Snake, Drain Clog Remover - Gutter Cleaning Tools Drain Cleaner for Toilet Sewer Shower Kitchen Bathroom Tub Clogged Drains Opener Cleaning Tool, Flexible Grabber Claw Pick Up Reacher (79 inch)

The drain in our bathtub is very very slow in draining the water. I recently purchased the Drain Snake, Drain Clog Remover - Gutter Cleaning Tools Drain Cleaner for Toilet Sewer Shower Kitchen Bathroom Tub Clogged Drains Opener Cleaning Tool, Flexible Grabber Claw Pick Up Reacher (79 inch), and it has exceeded my expectations. The length is perfect for reaching deep into drains, and the flexible design allows it to navigate through tight bends with ease. The claw mechanism is strong and precise, making it simple to grab and remove clogs or retrieve dropped items.Using this tool, I was able to clear a stubborn clog in our bathtub without the need for harsh chemicals or calling a plumber. It's user-friendly and highly effective, saving me both time and money. I also appreciate its versatility; it's suitable for various drains around the house, including the kitchen and bathroom sinks.Overall, this drain snake is a very reliable and essential tool for any homeowner. I highly recommend it to anyone looking for an efficient solution to common drainage issues.

I ordered this sink snake on Sunday & received it the next day. May I add I am a Prime member. After using 2 containers of quick dissolving solution from home shopping network, the sink clog remained. I decided to look what Amazon offered. This particular gadget caught my attention. I decided to purchase it. When I came home, I was so happy to see the package at my door. I decided I would try the sink snake. All I had to do was push the clog down & away the clog went around the U pipe. My sink is flowing so well. I like to resolve problems instead of wasting money for a plumber to come out. Not to downgrade plumbers, but this snake for sink works rather well.

It's very strong, easy to use and has an incredibly long length very high marks for that. Plus the gripper at the end great for grabbing and removing blockages from drains. but where it falls short is in maneuverability. it's not very good in tight spots. And because of the grip at the end which works great with one drain clogs say as in a sink. but not so good for multi-tasking on a deep shower 2 drain system clog.i found it almost unusable in that situation.I would definitely recommend it for clogged sinks with simple clogs for clearing hair and debris. one drain showers ect. I can't comment on toilets as I didn't have any clogged toilets to try it on, but in my opinion it's perfect for retrieving whatever kids might toss in the toilet and clog it. it's really built for that. You will not be disappointed with the price you pay, if you need it for any of this.

Works perfectly! The grasper tips are very sturdy. I used this to fish a paper towel out of pipe, and it performed perfectly. Easy and quick to use. Length is perfect for most drain/pipe issues but me may have around the house. Worth it!!

I recently used a drain snake clog remover for a persistent clog in my bathroom sink, and I have to say—it worked surprisingly well. After trying chemical cleaners with no luck, I decided to go the manual route, and I’m glad I did.The tool itself is lightweight but sturdy, with enough flexibility to navigate through the pipe without getting stuck. It was easy to insert and twist through the drain, and within minutes, I was pulling out a truly disgusting (but satisfying) clump of hair and gunk. The sink drained perfectly afterward, and I avoided an expensive plumber visit.

Long enough for what I need it for - pulling hair clogs out of a drain. The little 3 foot ones aren't quite long enough for our shower. It's not a real drain auger (and not priced like one either.) Good enough for what I use it for.

My tub drain was draining slowly. Though I use a hair catcher over the drain, I knew some debris and soap scum would collect over time. Instead of putting down a liquid drain clog remover, I'd try this flexible grabber claw tool out. I simply took off my overflow cap and place the claw down until it stopped at the restriction. Press the handle to expand the claw and release so the claw would close. Voila! We pulled out the source of the slow draining. I just saved $$$ from calling a plumber today! This tool will come in handy if the clog is within the overflow and ptrap connection. It is flexible enough if you have the right touch in snaking further into ptrap. This will also help me at the condos I manage.

It works great on some drains, others not so good, anything with a sharp bend, it's too"ridgid" and to big