Review on Super Flexible Drain Brush, 48-Inch - Brushtech Extra Long by Clay Elmer

For years I have struggled to get my bathroom sink drains clean. It always required a bucket, a warped wardrobe, dismantling siphons and clearing out a giant, disgusting sludge. No longer. It took me about 30 minutes today to completely clean three sink drains. All I needed were some paper towels. A pair of plastic gloves and this brush. That's how it was.1. Drain plug/drain plug removed.2. Use a nut and a piece of plastic to plug the hole on the side of the drain under the sink.3. Turn on the water and gently push the brush down the drain until the clog is clear.4. Moved the brush up and down to remove the remaining dirt.5. Slowly pull out the brush so it can be rinsed under running water. 6. Remove the nut and plastic from the drain hole and reinstall the drain plug/drain plug.7. Wiped some water on the counter. Ready! The best part about this process is that all the dirt gets washed down the drain. Instead of taking her to the bathroom. I bent the brush slightly as another reviewer mentioned. This made it easier for the brush to maneuver through the trap.