Review on 🚿 Flexible Steel Plumbing Snake Auger - Hair & Other Clogs Removal Tool for Kitchen, Bathroom Sinks, Bathtub & Shower Drains by Marley Woods

I bought this to free my shower/tub combination because the water suddenly drained slowly for several days so I bought plastic sticks which are meant to clog the drains clean but it didn't work at all. I think they were too short and that made things worse because the water drained even more slowly, so much so that the tub started to fill with water. I looked for longer products because clogging was less than the plastic version and I found this product which is similar to what plumbers use but smaller. I'm so glad I found this because it worked really well. Instructions are on the back of a label attached to the snail drum and are easy to follow. I love how bendable the snake is so you can put it exactly where you need it. Although you might have to screw something up in the bathtub if it has a metal cross that can keep a snake out. I have the main block that caused all the problems. I didn't receive any gloves in my shipment despite the description saying so, but I had my own disposables and you need them if you don't want to get dirt on your hands. It came with a drawstring pouch. Cleaning the snake is pretty easy: just rinse it out and let it air dry before trying to put it back in the drum. You can also spray it with wd40 oil to keep it from rusting. To put it back you just have to push the snake back in by hand but I wish it was easier to do this for example spinning the drum would pull it back in but you have to do it by hand. I'm so glad I bought this auger because I live in an apartment where I often get clogs in either the kitchen sink or sink and even the bath tub from other renters and that way I can clear the clog quicker eliminate than waiting for the manager to send someone. I was very pleased with the ease of use. I would recommend this auger because it works on clogs that other products can't reach or drain cleaners are too slow to clear. If you see a photo of my clog I don't think a drain cleaner would have worked and I would have wasted my money like I did with plastic drain sticks.