Review on 🚽 Flexible Grabber Toilet Snake - 63 inch Drain Hair Clog Remover Tool with 4 Claws for Kitchen Sink, Bathroom Tub, and Toilet - Effective Drain Cleaner Solution by Darnell Evans

It probably won't help if my garden drains get tree roots. I have to rip those rotos out every few years. In the case of frequent blockages, this saves money compared to expensive cleaners. It costs about ten dollars a bottle for a clog. I try mixing greasy pots and dishwater with enough soap to clean the pipes but it doesn't always work so I waste another bottle of drain cleaner. Now I can use these instead. I was slow to empty the sink and this snake cleared it out in minutes. The drainage in my bathtub was also slow, so I used a grab and pulled out some "rough" hairballs (and not cat hair). The longer I can go without buying a drain cleaner, the better. I think the two clogs I just saved cost at least $15 or more. It's five foot three inches long, I used to have a 24 inch version and it was fine for clearing a siphon but it handles deeper blockages. I got lucky with the toilet. I had a plumber. I recently replaced the sump pump backup battery and the pump failed. I spoke to him about toilets and bidet flushing. All my toilets now come with bidet seats. I've never worried about running out of toilet paper because I only have a few rolls for guests. He mentioned that toilet clogs come from people flushing cloth-like sanitary napkins. With a bidet it's more hygienic than TP or wipes so I haven't had any clogging issues. For most people who don't use a bidet, this snake can bend down and take these wipes and help unclog a clogged toilet before you have to call a plumber for $200 an hour to call for service. Good insurance, recommended.