Review on 🚽 Brushtech Mini Drain Snake - 24-inch Length B82C by Nailah Mejia

It was useless to clog behind a bend in the sewer. This can work for light/minor clogs near sewers. It has a blunt "nut" type (as in "nut and bolt") on the leading edge that doesn't help to grab or penetrate blockages and gets stuck in turns. It only stops when the tube is rotated 180 degrees. No coaxing, twisting or wiggling will make him bend over. It has nothing to snag or snag on the blockage, so when it reaches the blockage, it has to pierce it with the blunt end of the "nut" and smash straight through. If it hits something hard, it will probably compact it more than it will drill it. Why the end is wider than a flexible rod but blunt is a mystery. It doesn't seem very efficient. Later I had success with the "Green Grabber", a chemical drain opener combined with a good plunger. The mini snake went in the trash.