Professor Amos' Superfast Drain Cleaner Dissolve Hair, Grease, Food & Build Up Fast, 4-6 Applications Per Bottle

Works great

I saw this product on a tv sale program and I decided to try it. I have to say it works better than all these other drain unclotting brands we all know. It's seconds my drain was good. I tried several other product before this. This was the only one that did the job.

Wow. Clogged bathroom drain, and we know how gross that can be; In only one application it cleared my drain. My stopper is fixed in my drain so I did need to run the hot water a few times before it processed but I am very happy with results.

I own a barbershop so decided to try Amos super fast drain cleaner. To keep the drains clear .It would be cheaper than calling a plumber.

I had a bathroom sink that was draining slow, so I poured 10 Oz of famous Amos drain cleaner in, waited for four hours and flushed with hot water, it makes the drain like new again. It's good to find a drain cleaner that is not corrosive, I've heard of some that leaves the cleaner in on bad clogs over night and not hurt the pipes.

I've used this in the past and was very pleased! I made the mistake of trying a product from a big box store and did not get the same results. My home was built in 1940, so anything I can do to avoid corrosion in my pipes is a plus! This arrived earlier than expected (THANK YOU!) and I put it in my shower drain last night and issue was resolved this morning. Very grateful!

Absolutely the best cleaner to keep your drains running. It removed my clogs in the past. Now I use it every year to prevent clogs. Love this it isn't a bunch of toxic chemicals you have to wear gloves to use.

I've used this before, on sinks & once in the shower. It seems to work pretty good, though I haven't spent time comparing to other products.However, I now have mixed feelings. Well, my toilet is going slow. This product says "for all types of plumbing." But then in very small print on the back it say not for garbage disposals, dishwashers, or toilets.I can totally understand the 1st 2, they are machines with intricate parts. However, toilets are basically regular plumbing. The only difference is it has water sit in it, rather than a P trap below the device.The only difference in how it would work less in a toilet is that it would sit in a bowl instead of working in the pipe, so you perhaps need more chemical to clean the clog.I wish they didn't say "for all plumbing" on the front.